Batu Uban Jamek Mosque (est. 1734), Gelugor
One of the oldest mosques in Penang, tracing back to 1734 and tied to the island's earliest Muslim settlement at Batu Uban — genuinely historic, well before George Town itself was founded.
Mosques & Islamic Sites · Penang
- Al-Malik Khalid Mosque, Universiti Sains MalaysiaPenang · 352 km
The main mosque of Universiti Sains Malaysia's Penang campus, serving students, staff and the surrounding academic community.
- Malay Central Mosque, Lebuh Acheh, George TownPenang · 352 km
One of George Town's oldest mosques, built by Acehnese traders in the early 1800s on what's now Lebuh Acheh (Acheen Street) — a genuine piece of the spice-trade history that shaped Penang.
Masjid Habib, PenangPenang · 350 kmWhere Chinese heritage meets Islamic architecture! Built by the famous Habib Jewels family, this stunning mosque features a unique DIAMOND-CUT dome sparkling in the sun. Minarets inspired…
- Masjid Jamek Hashim Yahaya, George TownPenang · 352 km
A community mosque in George Town's Taman Abidin area, serving Penang's UNESCO-listed heritage city.
Masjid Kapitan Keling, PenangPenang · 350 kmGeorge Town's oldest and most striking mosque! Founded in 1801 by Indian Muslim traders, its Mughal-style golden domes and single towering minaret anchor the UNESCO heritage zone, rising…
Masjid Negeri Pulau Pinang (Penang State Mosque)Penang · 352 kmPenang's modern state mosque! Completed in 1980 in Air Itam, its clean geometric lines, large central dome and 45-metre minaret represent a distinctly contemporary Malaysian Islamic style.…
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