National Mosque of Malaysia - 50480 Kuala Lumpur
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Contact National Mosque of Malaysia
| Address : | Jalan Perdana, Perdana Botanical Gardens, 50480 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia |
| Phone : | π +7 |
| Website : | http://masjidnegara.gov.my/mn/ |
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| Description : | Hosting up to 15,000 worshippers, Malaysia's national mosque has gardens, a library & a prayer hall. |
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Cindhi Cintokowati on Google
β β β β β Very comfy. Full aircond, mini desks are provided to use for public, clean premises. At the time of writing this review, there are muslimah prayers set provided as well despite of endemic. Better to use our own though for precautions. In Ramadan, they'll distribute ifthar and snack after tarawih. Limited parking available. The only drawback is their wudhu area doesn't have mirror. Lol. You can also take a shower there. There is a designated area for that. Oh ya, they also have bottle of mineral waters for purchase (only RM1).
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Ariff Rahmat on Google
β β β β β This mosque quite large. Most of Muslims and non-muslims come to visit this kind of places. Their staffs are friendly and guide us for exploring around the mosque
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Arief D. Putranto on Google
β β β β β + Amazing modern & artsy masjid. They offer free food during Ramadhan.
- Currently many part of the Masjid are being renovated.
+ This Masjid is open for visitors/ tourist as well, regardless you are Muslim or Not.
- Car parking could be very challenging during prayer time.
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Danish Zuhairi on Google
β β β β β super nice place, it's the national mosque of the country after all. has nationally significant monuments such as the Makam Pahlawan (Tomb of the Warriors) which houses the resting sites of Malaysia's first 3 Prime Ministers and other nationally significant icons
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NhαΊt Anh TrαΊ§n on Google
β β β β β National Mosque was built in 1963 to celebrate the independence of Malaysia.
I can only enter the mosque when prayers were over and I must wear a purple coat that they provided for visitors. The inside of the main mosque is so unique and beautiful. There were many flyers and posters that educate people about Muslim.
It was nice walking around and visit the train station nearby. Fun fact: there is an underground passage that connects the National Mosque to the old railway station.
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Ikraam Abdul Latif on Google
β β β β β A good place for prayers & relaxing your mind. The mosque is fully air-conditioned with very comfortable carpets. The only open toilets would be at the lower ground away from the currently open entrance. Otherwise a good experience to be here & will definitely visit again.
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Wanderlust World on Google
β β β β β A good start to learn about the Malaysian history and culture.
The museum divides into different galleries,showcases different period of Malaysia.
You will learn about how the land is form,history of Malaysia(politically and culturally). It gives you a better understand ing of different cultures here.
Also it is nice to see different costumes.
After finished the visit of the main museum,coming out fro. the exit.You will see some restaurants to grab a drink or food.
Also you could check out if there are any exhibitions are available.
Now there is one exhibition about gold and another exhibition about animal taxidermy.
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Samad Talukder on Google
β β β β β I went to Ramadan. The inside of the main mosque is unique and marvelous. It was a nearby train station and had a nice walking ground. This place is huge and the air is refreshing. Non Muslim people wearing purple robe while they're visit the mosque. Who wears a short dress and doesn't wear a hijab. You can take pictures no problem
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