At the fringe of the town of Sabak Bernam there exist an old religious school named Muhammadiah Al-Diniah. Its building has a Malay traditional shape which is attractive.
Showing posts with label Selangor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Selangor. Show all posts
Saturday, October 20, 2012
Madrasah (Religious school of) Muhammadiah Al-Diniah, Sabak Bernam
Labels:
Islam,
Malay,
Malaysia,
Sabak Bernam,
Selangor
Masjid Marzukiah, Batu 4 Sepintas Sabak Bernam - A Different Minaret
A minaret is a slim tower rising from a mosque. They vary in height, style, and number. Minarets may be square, round, or octagonal and are usually covered with a pointed roof. Originally used as a high point from which to make the call to prayer (adhan), minarets remain a traditionally decorative feature of most mosques.
Labels:
BATU 4 SEPINTAS,
Islam,
Malaysia,
MASJID MARZUKIAH,
Minaret,
Mosque,
Sabak Bernam,
Selangor
Monday, January 3, 2011
Petaling Jaya - Thai Buddhist Chetawan Temple

The Chetawan Temple, in Petaling Jaya start way back in 1956. The Structure of Chetawan Temple will show a very fine architecture as it is the Fine Arts Department of Thailand in Bangkok that was commissioned to draw up the architectural plan and to oversee the construction of the Temple building (the Main Shrine).
Labels:
Architecture,
Buddhist,
Malaysia,
Petaling Jaya,
Religion,
Selangor
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Old Sketch - Masjid Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz



Masjid Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz also known as the "Blue Mosque" located at Shah Alam, a capital state of Selangor. It officially open on 11th March 1988 and almost taken for 12 years in making (1975 - 1987) from the concept until it completed. Design by Malaysia's architect firm, Jurubina Bertiga Arketik, it's a second largest mosque in South East Asia after Istiqlal Mosque in Jakarta, Indonesia. It got four minarets at height of 460 feet each and the second tallest minaret in the world after King Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca.
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