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Built in 2001 and accommodating 500 people, Masjid Darussalam in Nyior Chabang is both a spiritual hub and a community center in Langkawi. Known for its green dome and white minaret, the mosque stands amidst lush greenery, symbolizing peace and unity. It hosts religious classes, Quran recitations, charity drives, and social gatherings, fostering a strong community spirit. Visitors can explore this serene mosque to understand local Islamic practices and Langkawi's rich culture. Masjid Darussalam serves as a testament to the harmony and faith of the local Malay community, welcoming all who seek tranquility and learning.
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Subcategory: Religious Site
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Architectural Simplicity: The mosque features a simple yet elegant design with a green dome and a white minaret, reflecting traditional Islamic architecture.
Serene Location: Surrounded by lush greenery and palm trees, the mosque offers a tranquil setting for prayer and contemplation.
Historical Significance: Built in 2001, the mosque is relatively new but has quickly become a symbol of unity and faith in Langkawi.
Cultural Insight: As a significant cultural and religious site, it provides visitors with insights into the Islamic faith and local customs.
Community Hub: Serving as a community center, it hosts various activities like religious classes, Quran recitation, and social events, fostering community spirit.
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Where is Masjid Darussalam located?
The mosque is in the district of Bohor, on the island of Langkawi, in the state of Kedah, Malaysia.
Are there any specific activities organized at the mosque?
Yes, the mosque organizes religious classes, Quran recitation, charity drives, and various social events.
How can I get to Masjid Darussalam?
The mosque is accessible by taxi or rental car from various points on Langkawi Island.
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