Malaysia Mosque Portal / SISMIM
Search mosques and surau by name, state and district. Records may include address, phone number, history, facilities and other details.
Open official mosque search ↗Explore Mosques in Malaysia
A mosque is more than a stop for prayer. It is also a place of learning, community, history, architecture and local memory. TGPU helps you begin with official sources and explore with proper etiquette and verification.
Avoid relying on old blog lists for visiting hours, phone numbers or facilities. Start with official systems and recheck before travelling.
Three easy ways to start
e-Solat
Check prayer times throughout Malaysia and use nearby-mosque functions when your device permits location access.
Open e-Solat ↗JAKIM Touch
A JAKIM one-stop application with prayer times, qiblah direction, mosque locations, duas, Q&A and official materials.
Open JAKIM Touch ↗Use the state as your starting point
Malaysia has thousands of mosques with distinct local identities. Instead of maintaining a static list that quickly becomes outdated, use the official database and explore by state or district.
JohorKedahKelantanMelakaNegeri SembilanPahangPerakPerlisPenangSabahSarawakSelangorTerengganuKuala LumpurPutrajayaLabuan
Three examples with clear official sources
Masjid Negara
The official SISMIM record provides information on the history, architecture and facilities of Masjid Negara at Jalan Perdana.
View SISMIM record ↗Masjid Putra
The mosque’s official website provides institutional, activity and contact information.
Open official site ↗Masjid Wilayah Persekutuan
The official website provides visiting information, worship programmes, facilities and visitor guidance.
Open official site ↗Mosque-visit etiquette
- Check prayer and visiting times before arriving as a visitor.
- Respect mosque clothing and aurah guidelines.
- Give worshippers priority and avoid disrupting prayer rows, classes or worship spaces with photography.
- Programmes, guided visits and facilities can change; recheck the official source on the day of your visit.
Need religious guidance?
Malaysia Fatwa References
For fiqh and fatwa questions, use official JAKIM and state mufti sources rather than random social-media answers.
Open Malaysia Fatwa References →This is an exploration guide, not a ranking of the “best” mosques. Official records and mosque websites remain the source for current visitor information.