Johor Bahru's Architectural Pride
Neighborhood: Johor Bahru Town
Phone: +60 7 223 4935
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One of the most arresting architectural sights in the city, this mosque is a shining legacy of the conquest of Islam in this country more than half a millennium ago. It also marks the beginning of the modernisation of the Johor State, being commissioned in 1900 by Sultan Abu Bakar, a much respected monarch widely referred to as the “Father of Modern Johor”. Costing a grand sum of MYR400,000, the building can accommodate 2,000 worshippers. Congregational prayers are held daily; Friday congregational prayers for men only. Non-Muslims may roam the grounds, except on Friday and during communal prayers. Admission: Free.
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Its a nice place.
Quiet during weekdays, take a leisure stroll along the compound. One of the few places that is quiet...
Reviewed by:cottee from on Apr 08 2009
i luv this place so muchhh.. :p
i like everything here..the mosque is full with art,the view was so great....we can see the "selat t...
Reviewed by:siti rashidaha from on Oct 23 2007
Beautiful Scenery
I love the mosque so very much! Because it is the place when I used to play around with my siblings....
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from on Apr 21 2007
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