Overview

Masjid Tengku Mahkota Abdullah in Jerantut, Pahang, Malaysia, is a significant religious and cultural landmark named after the Crown Prince of Pahang. Combining traditional Islamic architecture with modern design, the mosque features a large prayer hall, classrooms, a library, and spaces for community activities. It serves as a central hub for religious worship, education, and community engagement, especially vibrant during Ramadan with various events and charity drives. The mosque reflects the rich Islamic heritage of the region and stands as a testament to the local community's spiritual and cultural values.