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Masjid Negeri Lama, also known as Madrasathul Firdaus, is located in Kuala Lipis, Pahang. Nestled in the town center, this mosque stands as a significant religious site with deep historical roots. It features traditional Islamic architecture, characterized by its domes and arches. The mosque is open to visitors and serves as a spiritual hub for local worshippers.
Upon visiting, you will find the serene atmosphere of the mosque and a small madrasah adjacent to it, where Islamic studies are conducted. The grounds are modest, with a peaceful courtyard that offers a place for reflection. Tourists may take the time to appreciate the design of the mosque and its simplicity, which contrasts with more modern constructions.
This mosque is not just a religious site but a reflection of Kuala Lipis' history and the role of Islam in shaping the community here. Tourists seeking cultural experiences in smaller Malaysian towns will find this a meaningful stop.
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Subcategory: Religious Site
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Map of Masjid Negeri (Madrasathul Firdaus)(1888)
Jalan Masjid Lama, Kuala Lipis ,Pahang
Historic mosque with traditional Islamic architecture built in 1888
Serene atmosphere, perfect for reflection and prayer.
Adjacent madrasah offering Islamic studies.
Centrally located in Kuala Lipis, easy to find.
A symbol of the local Islamic community’s heritage.
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Can non-Muslim visitors enter the mosque?
Yes, but modest attire is required, and certain areas may be restricted during prayer times.
Is there a place to perform ablutions (wudu)?
Yes, facilities are available for performing ablutions.
Is photography allowed inside the mosque?
Discretion is advised, and photography may be restricted during prayer times.
