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Fatwa Mengenai Hukum Pelancong Bukan Islam Memasuki Masjid Dan Ruang Solat Utama Di Dalam Masjid

Are non-Muslim tourists permitted to enter a mosque and its main prayer hall?

Short answer

Under this Perak fatwa, non-Muslim tourists are permitted to enter a mosque and its prayer hall provided they obtain permission from the mosque management.

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Authority
Perak State Mufti Department
Date
Status
Gazetted
Series
Fatwa Yang Diwartakan
Topic
Social & Contemporary Issues

Gazette evidence in the source: No. Warta: 2522

Summary

Under this Perak fatwa, non-Muslim tourists are permitted to enter a mosque and its prayer hall provided they obtain permission from the mosque management. Their conduct must not defile the sanctity of the mosque and must remain controlled and courteous. However, praying or meditating inside the mosque according to their own religious practices is prohibited where it may cause slander or misunderstanding.

Written in our own words from the original fatwa — check the source before acting on it.

Pelancong bukan Islam diharuskan memasuki masjid dan ruang solat dengan syarat mendapat keizinan pihak pengurusan masjid.

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Perak State Mufti Department. “Fatwa Mengenai Hukum Pelancong Bukan Islam Memasuki Masjid Dan Ruang Solat Utama Di Dalam Masjid”, 25 September 2014. https://mufti.perak.gov.my/images/Fatwa/30.pelancongbukanIslam.pdf. Found via Rujuk Fatwa: https://rujukfatwa.com/en/fatwa/are-non-muslim-tourists-allowed-in-mosque-perak/

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