Lull in activity at Kuala Lumpur’s bustling mosques


Masjid Jamek in Kampung Baru is feeling the financial pinch due to lack of donations from the congregation. — FAIHAN GHANI/The Star

For Muslims, mosques are not only a place of worship and spiritual connection, but also a social venue to bond with other members of the community.

Usually, mosques play host to various activities, especially during Ramadan, most notable of which is the terawih prayers, a special prayer performed at night throughout the fasting month.

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