Masjid Bandar Diraja Klang — Attraction in Klang Municipal Council

STRUCTURALLY SMART THAT KEEPS ME COMING If I were closer,I'd come everyday.But in Ramadan as in previous years, I'm back again this year with the guys, my niece and her two little boys. They were so well-behaved, donned in white jubah and black songkok. Akmal and Ahmad got their first taste of wuduk(ablution), their first Azan (call to prayers) echoing in the Masjid. Their mother was thrilled by the unique fans on lamp-posts. The boys at 4 and 8 years were taken in by the ornate and high roof. I'm ok that they laid down to catch the dome. I am equally mesmerized by the circular lay-out with accessible ablution areas on the circumference of the main prayer hall. Except for a small area for dressing up, Muslimah can pray unenclosed, except for railings. This affords opportunity and is great respect for the education of Muslimah since the imams or Ustaz or Tok Guru can give ceramah to both men and women in the open. A cultural lift. From the parking area on both sides of the Masjid, one can see the greenish hues of the Sungei Kelang.Simply walk on the gallery behind the Masjid.The front gate opens to the main street.It is next to Pasar Jawa where I get my really traditional kuih Raya and festive goodies Come home to this Masjid if you've wandered. It's food for one's soul in the heart of Klang, the royal town...

Masjid Diraja Bandar Klang exudes a majestic aura with its grand architecture and regal presence. Situated in the heart of Bandar Klang, this royal mosque stands as a testament to the rich heritage and cultural legacy of the area. Its towering minarets and intricate domes command attention. Inside, the prayer halls are adorned with elegant calligraphy and ornate motifs, creating a serene atmosphere for spiritual reflection. The mosque's meticulous upkeep and attention to detail reflect the community's deep reverence for their place of worship. Whether admiring its exterior beauty or finding solace in its sacred halls, Masjid Diraja Bandar Klang is a truly captivating destination for both locals and...

Just another mosque. And sadly just like any mosque in Malaysia, the toilets are badly maintained. What I cannot understand is the designs of toilets and bathrooms at any moque in Malaysia, why couldn't the architects design them to be more user-friendly ? Why not design the toilets and bathrooms at any mosque to be better naturally ventilated ? Better naturally lighted ? Better landscaped ? More user-friendly ? Personally I feel entering a toilet at any mosque in Malaysia is like entering a deep underground cave. Dark, damp, and haunted. Costs ? Well-designed, thoughtful design and imaginative design does not add any...