Muhammadi Mosque
Masjid Muhammadi
A state mosque built in the 1920s, with white walls and a green dome, the religious centre of the 'Mecca Corridor'.
The Muhammadi Mosque was built between 1922 and 1926 and served as Kelantan's state mosque. Its white exterior walls and green dome are simple and dignified. On Friday prayers, the Menteri Besar often leads the congregational prayer and sermon here, and traffic and crowds around the area are heavy. Non-Muslims may visit outside prayer times after asking staff at the entrance. Visitors should wear long clothing and women should cover their heads. Please avoid visiting around midday on Fridays.
Opening hours
Visits possible outside service times; ask in advance
Nearby sights
- Kelantan Islamic Museum
- Bank Kerapu WWII Memorial Museum
- Istana Jahar
- Istana Batu (Royal Museum)
- Kelantan Handicraft Village
- Istana Balai Besar
- Tambatan Diraja Waterfront
- Siti Khadijah Market