Sultan Ahmad Shah State Mosque

This State Mosque is Pahang's state mosque. It is situated in Kuantan, Malaysia. It was developed in the vicinity of 1991 and 1993 by DZJ Architect and Associates. When it was finished, it confronted various issues including water spilling from the rooftop yet was inevitably repaired. It is named after the recorded Sultan Ahmad Al'Mu'adzam Shah, who established Pahang's present regal family in 1890.

This mosque faces the city's wide civil field, an appreciated open green region encompassed likewise by other imperative and Heritages from the pioneer to the advanced time and is a vacation destination with the mosque as focal point. The mosque is worked in a modernized Ottoman-Moorish Islamic style, with four rocket-like minarets and a huge half-round improved vault flanked by four littler arches. The inside is airily extensive with least parcels, ready to effortlessly fit in excess of 8000 admirers amid the Friday congregational supplications. Visitors come with their friends and loved ones to visit this place. You can explore and experience this place more.