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While driving my way to Batu Ferringhi, I came across a mosque in Tanjung Bungah which caught my attention.
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The mosque is the latest attractions of Tanjung Bungah besides its wonderful beach. It is a floating mosque and was completed in 2005. Every Friday a lot of people would come from far away to pray in this floating mosque.
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This mosque had seen some miracles in the past as the local believe there was divine intervention as the mosque remain intact after the 2008 tsunami onslaught on this shore.
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Just next to this mosque is the quarters built by the government for the victims of the 2008 tsunami disaster which washed away their home.
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At the base of the mosque, I spotted some crabs and trapped fish on its muddy shore
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Fishing boats are still present around the shore line which suggest the resident here still depend on the sea for their livelihood.
5 comments:
hello Tsai..please read email and confirm.. thanks!
I like the last picture.
There's also a floating mosque in Kuala Terengganu.
Wow!! I haven't yet ever heard about a floating mosque .Very interesting.
Thanks for sharing such a nice one.....
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