The 5 Biggest Mosque in Malaysia

The Putra Mosque stands as a prominent religious building in Malaysia because of its pink domes and Persian architectural elements. The mosque stands by Putrajaya Lake while maintaining its status as a prominent symbol of Malaysia’s administrative capital.

Notable Features:

• Stunning Pink Dome: Made from rose-tinted granite, giving it a unique appearance.
• Lakefront Location: Offers a beautiful backdrop for prayer and photography.
• Multi-Purpose Hall: Used for religious events and community programs.

5. Crystal Mosque

• Address: Pulau Wan Man, Losong Panglima Perang, 21000 Kuala Terengganu, Malaysia
• Phone: +60 9-627 8888
• Capacity: 1,500 worshippers
• Hours:
  • Monday to Sunday: 6.00 am – 10.00 pm
• Website: Crystal Mosque
• Google Maps: Find us here
• Size: Approximately 3,000 m² (30,500 sq ft)

A Mosque Like No Other

The Crystal Mosque stands out as Malaysia’s most special mosque through its reflective appearance that shines under sunlight because of its glass and steel construction. Travelers who love architecture should include the Islamic Heritage Park in Terengganu as a necessary destination.

Notable Features:

• Glass and Steel Structure: Shimmers elegantly in natural light.
• Tourist Attraction: One of the most photographed mosques in Malaysia.
• Part of an Islamic Park: Surrounded by replicas of famous mosques worldwide.

Why You Should Visit These Mosques