Pasir Gudang Jamek Mosque, Islamic mosque in Pasir Gudang, Malaysia

The Pasir Gudang Jamek Mosque is an Islamic house of prayer in the port industrial city featuring a prominent dome and minarets. The spacious prayer hall is designed to accommodate worshippers from the surrounding area.

The mosque was built between 1992 and 1994 and served as the first Islamic center in the developing port and industrial area. Since opening, it has functioned as a key religious gathering place for residents.

The mosque's name, Jamek, marks it as a congregational mosque where Friday prayers are held, and it was the first mosque built in Pasir Gudang, serving the town's Muslim residents. Its design mixes Arab architectural elements with Western styles, a combination visible in its exterior.

Visitors should observe prayer times and remove their shoes before entering the prayer areas while dressing modestly. It helps to check ahead on exact opening times, as certain areas may be reserved for specific prayer sessions.

The mosque was built by Johor Corporation, a state-owned company, between 1992 and 1994, making it the first mosque in Pasir Gudang town. Its design mixes Arab architectural elements with Western styles, a combination visible in the facade.