Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah Mosque
Selangor’s state mosque and one of Malaysia’s most recognisable Islamic landmarks.
The World’s Sacred Places
Discover a curated guide to significant sacred places, pilgrimage traditions, architecture, documented history and practical visitor information across cultures and faith traditions.
Curated Discovery
Browse Sacred Places selected for Templestan’s public collection.
Selangor’s state mosque and one of Malaysia’s most recognisable Islamic landmarks.
Portugal’s major modern mosque, inaugurated in 1985 as the central place of worship and institutional home of the Islamic Community of Lisbon.
Medieval old-city mosque identified in Somalia’s UNESCO Tentative List documentation and associated there with Ibn Battuta’s 1331 visit.
Mogadishu’s prominent central mosque, completed in 1987 and restored after conflict-related closure.
Historic Friday mosque in Xamar Weyne with a thirteenth-century minaret inscription that anchors Mogadishu’s medieval Islamic architecture.
A major medieval Mogadishu mosque distinguished by carved marble connected with the stone-carving workshops of Gujarat.
Medieval mosque in Mogadishu’s Shangani quarter with a dated thirteenth-century inscription.
A historic mosque in Juba’s Hai Jallaba quarter, built in 1939 for Muslim traders staying in the growing town.
A memorial mosque at the historic Geokdepe fortress site, combining Muslim worship with national remembrance.
A large national mosque complex at Gypjak, used for congregational worship, Quran recitation and major sadaqah observances.
A remarkably preserved late-11th-century Seljuk mosque near Merv, valued as both a masterpiece of architecture and a pilgrimage stop.
A monumental modern mosque in Sana’a, opened for worship in 2008 and designed to draw on Yemeni architectural traditions.