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Malaysia Travel Guide : Putra Mosque (HD) Balut visits the magnificent Putra Mosque located in Putrajaya, Malaysia and captures the breathtaking beauty of the surrounding areas! Watch the video and subscribe to our channel to support us! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL TO SUPPORT US : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMy3... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The mosque is located on the edge of Putrajaya Lake in the heart of the city next to Dataran Putra. Construction was officially completed on 1 September 1999 at a cost of around RM250 million. It is named after the first Prime Minister of Malaysia, Tungku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj. The main dome and smaller domes are made from pink granite and are intricately embellished. Putra Mosque combines Middle Eastern and traditional Malay design elements in its architecture. Non-Muslims are welcome to visit the mosque but its primary role of course is not as a tourist attraction but as a working place of worship for Putrajaya's Muslim community. Its facilities include: - The Main Prayer Hall. With no internal partitions and only 12 giant pillars, this massive hall can spaciously accommodate up to 8000 male worshippers at the ground level while the 1st floor can hold 2000 female worshippers. - An auditorium for an audience of up to 380 people. - Lecture rooms. - A dining hall for up to 230 guests. These last three facilities can be rented out for appropriate functions. Non-Muslims are permitted to visit outside of prayer times. There is no admission charge. Dress Code and Behaviour Visitors are requested to dress respectfully. Female visitors will be directed to proceed to the robe counter and put on a pink robe with a hood. Free leaflets in English and other languages are available to help non-Muslims understand aspects of Islam such as dress, polygamy. prayer in congregation, Islam's view on Jesus Christ and other topics. Friendly staff are on hand to answer any questions you might have. Even if you do not know anything about Islam you will surely be impressed by the Putra Mosque. Visiting Hours are: Saturday-Thursday: 9am-12.30pm, 2-4pm, 5.30-6pm Friday: 3-4pm, 5.30-6pm