Sultan Idris Shah Mosque

The Sultan Idris Shah Mosque features white walls, angular geometry, and large prayer halls that accommodate thousands of worshippers during religious services.

Constructed in 1968, this religious structure represents the architectural evolution of Malaysian mosques during the post-independence period of the nation.

The mosque functions as an educational center where local residents gather to study Islamic teachings and participate in religious discussions throughout the year.

Visitors need to remove their shoes before entering, and women must wear head coverings, which are available at the entrance desk.

The mosque incorporates innovative cooling systems within its structural design, allowing natural ventilation to flow through its prayer spaces.

Location: Perak

Inception: 1968

Architectural style: modern architecture

GPS coordinates: 4.59617,101.07583

Latest update: March 9, 2025 10:54