Masjid Jamek Sungai Gelugor

Masjid Jamek Sungai Gelugor is an old Malay mosque in Gelugor. It is the village mosque of the Malay settlement of Sungai Gelugor, which is one of the older settlements on the island. source

Masjid Jamek Simpang Enam (Macalister Road)

Masjid Jamek Simpang Enam is a small heritage mosque along jalan Macalister, between the junctions of Lorong Macalister and Jalan Penang. Also called Masjid Jamek Haji Wahab. source

Masjid Jamek Shaik Eusoff (Jalan Air Itam, Dhoby Ghaut)

Masjid Jamek Shaik Eusoff is an old Malay mosque in the Dhoby Ghaut district, off Dato Kramat. It is located near the junction of York Road, Dato Kramat Road and Jalan Air Itam.

Masjid Jamek Rawana (Jln Perak)

Masjid Jamek Rawana is an old indian Muslim mosque at the junction of Perak Road and Jalan P. Ramlee. It is one of the oldest mosques in the area. source

Masjid Terapung (Tanjung Bungah)

Masjid Terapung or Floating Mosque of Tanjung Bungah is a big Malay mosque built at the bay in Tanjung Bungah. Despite its name, the mosque is not floating, but rather standing on pilings and stilts. Nevertheless it is the first mosque to be built in the sea in Malaysia (other floating mosques in Malaysia have so far been built on lakes).

The Tanjung Bungah Floating Mosque was built at the cost of 15 million and covers an area of 1295 sq meters. It also has a towering minarets, the height of a seven-storey building, where the call of azan can be announced. To ensure no undue congestion along the narrow Tanjung Bungah main road, a big parking space was also built for the mosque. It can accommodate up to 250 cars. The mosque itself has a capacity of 1500 worshippers.

Masjid Titi Papan (Jalan Burna)

Masjid Titi Papan is a small heritage mosque along Jalan Burma, at the junction of Jalan Khoo Sian Ewe. This mosque dates back to 1893, and is significant for being the point where the Praingin Canal used to reach. The canal, which is only visible for part of the way near Jalan Dr Lim Chwee Leong, once reached Jalan Transfer, from where there's a plank bridge (titi papan) across it. source

Masjid Tuan Guru (Tanjung Tokong)

Masjid Tuan Guru is a newly expanded mosque in the Malay settlement in Tanjung Tokong. It is located along the old Tanjung Tokong Road, directly opposite Heong Sun See Temple. source

Masjid Umar Ibn Al-Khattab (Bayan Baru)

Masjid Umar Ibn Al-Khattab, or better known simply as the Bayan Baru Mosque, is the main mosque in the Bayan Baru township in Penang. Masjid Umar Ibn Al-Khattab is located just across the road from the Bayan Baru Market and Bayan Baru Hawker Centre. source

Masjid Wan Chik Ariffin (Jalan Perak, Penang)

Masjid Wan Chik Ariffin, or Ariff Mosque, is a Malay mosque at Kampung Dodol, off Jalan Perak. source

Masjid Bukit Bendera

Penang Hill Mosque, or Masjid Bukit Bendera, is the only mosque on Penang Hill. Erected to the use of Muslims living and working on the hill, the mosque is located at a short distance from the Penang Hill Hindu Temple. The majority of users of the mosque are those working at the stalls near the Penang Hill Railway Station, government servants attached to the post office, and other departments on Penang Hill. source

MASJID AL IKHLAS (SELAYANG, GOMBAK)

Add: Jln Melati 18-20, Tmn Sri Melati, Selayang, 68100 Gombak, Selangor

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MASJID TAMAN TUN PERAK (RAWANG)

Add: Tmn Tun Perak, 48000, Gombak, Selangor
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MASJID JAMEK NURUL IMAN (RAWANG)

Add: Batu 18, Jln Ipoh-Kuala Lumpur, 48000, Rawang, Selangor

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MASJID BANDAR COUNTRY HOME (RAWANG)

Add: Bandar Country Home, 48000, Rawang, Selangor.
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MASJID USAMAH BIN ZAID (WANGSA MAJU)

Add: 8, Jln 2/27a, Wangsa Maju, 53300, Kuala Lumpur.

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Masjid AL- Muttaqin (Taman Wangsa Melawati, KL)

Masjid Tmn Kosas (Ampang)

Tmn Kosas, 68000, Ampang , Selangor

Photo taken 3/9/09 (andy)

Masjid at Jalan Watan 12 (Ampang)

Add: Jalan Watan 12 (Mosque under constrution)

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Masjid Jami'il Huda ( Kampung Melayu, Ampang)

Add: Jln Pinang, Kg. Melayu, 68000 Ampang, Selangor
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MASJID DAERAH GOMBAK / JAMEK AL-AMANIAH (Batu Caves, Gombak)

Add: Masjid Daerah Gombak, Batu Caves, 68100 Gombak, Selangor.
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MASJID AL-KHAIRIYAH (Tmn Seri Gombak, Gombak)

Add: Jln SG 7/1, Tmn Seri Gombak, 68100 Gombak, Selangor.
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Masjid Jamek Kubang Buaya (Butterworth, Penang)

This is the village mosque of Kampung Kubang Buaya in Butterworth. It is located at the junction between Jalan Kampung Gajah and Jalan Kampung Paya.

Getting there: From the Butterworth Ferry Terminal, go along Jalan Bagan Luar which continues into Jalan Kampung Gajah. Look out for Masjid Jamek Kubang Buaya after the Shell petrol station located to the left side of the road. source

Masjid Jamek Kampung Rawa (Penang)

This is an old Malay mosque in the village of Kampung Rawa. The mosque has been around since the early settlement of Kampung Rawa, which was originally a community founded by Sumatrans who arrived to settle along the banks of Sungai Pinang. The mosque has undergone renovation and expansion over the centuries.

Masjid Jamek Kampung Rawa was at the heart of the Kampung Rawa incident which took place in March 1998, when Muslim worshippers marched from the mosque to confront Hindus of the Sri Raja Raja Madurai Veeran Shrine resulting in a scuffle. The incident was settled through the intervention of the then Deputy Prime Minister Dato Seri Anwar Ibrahim. source

Masjid Jamek Jalan Hatin (Penang)

This is an old Malay mosque along Hutton Lane. It served the once substantial Malay community that lived around Hutton Lane, including Ariffin Road, Jalan Sekerat and Jalan Dinding. source

Masjid Jamek Hashim Yahaya (Penang)

Masjid Jamek Hashim Yahaya is a Malay mosque at Kampung Dodol, off Jalan Perak. It was founded by Hashim Yahaya, who also put in trust an 8-acre piece of land that today becomes the neigboring Kampung Dodol, which has 107 village houses. The mosque traces its history to the 1872 although the surrounding land have been settled much earlier, possibly before the establishment of George Town as a British trading post, since Tamil Muslims and Acehnese have already founded villages along the banks of Sungai Pinang by the late 18th century. The land is also called Dato Keramat, as it is the location of the Perak Road Malay Cemetery, where the Muslim ascetic was buried.

Masjid Jamek Hashim Yahaya is located in Kampung Dodol, which is located along Jalan Perak. source

Masjid Jamek Batu Maung (Penang)

This is an old mosque in the Malay village of Batu Maung. The old and new mosque buildings stand side by side. In front of the mosque is a Malay cemetery, which is part of the mosque compound.

Masjid Jamek Batu Maung is on the main road of Batu Maung. source

Masjid Jamek Ar-Rahman (Penang)

Masjid Jamek Ar-Rahman is a newly contructed mosque for the Muslims in Batu Ferringhi. It is located at Batu Ferringhi village, just across the road from Yahong Art Gallery. The area was traditionally a Malay fishing village before beach development started encroaching on the rural way of life. Masjid Jamek Ar-Rahman provides a spiritual anchor for the community against the sweep of secular activities happening around it. source