SULTAN ABDUL SAMAD JAMEK MOSQUE
Sultan Abdul Samad Jamek Mosque, established in 1909, is Kuala Lumpur's oldest iconic mosque at the bustling city centre confluence of Klang and Gombak rivers. This historic landmark blends Mughal and Moorish architecture, accommodating large crowds with its grand prayer hall.
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Friday Prayer: Yes
Facilities:
Prayer Hall, Minarets, Ablution Pool, Courtyard, Domes
Public Transport:
Directly accessible via Masjid Jamek LRT Station; use Google Map or Waze buttons on top right for routes.
Community Role:
Historic principal mosque of Kuala Lumpur until 1965, now a major cultural landmark and central house of worship for the Muslim community, popular tourist attraction drawing locals and visitors.
Additional Info:
Renamed in 2017 after Sultan Abdul Samad; refurbished in 1984; features Indo-Saracenic style with three domes and two 26.8m minarets; built on old Malay burial ground.
