The mosque serves as the primary religious and social focal point for the multi-ethnic residential township of Taman Putra Perdana.
It is frequently used for 'kariah' (parish) activities, including educational programs and communal funeral rites.
The mosque layout includes a dedicated main prayer hall (dewan solat) and auxiliary spaces for administrative and educational purposes.
It functions as a key center for the collection and distribution of Zakat (alms) to support the local impoverished community.
Masjid Taman Putra Perdana is a primary community mosque serving the residential population of the Taman Putra Perdana neighborhood in Puchong, Selangor. The facility functions as a central hub for daily congregational prayers and Friday Jumu'ah services for local Muslim residents. Its design features a modern architectural style typical of suburban Malaysian mosques, incorporating a prominent dome and prayer hall. The site is situated near the roundabout leading into the residential estate, providing a distinct landmark for the local community. It facilitates religious classes, community outreach programs, and social gatherings for the surrounding neighborhood. The mosque maintains an active presence through its official Facebook page, which serves as the primary communication channel for community events and administrative announcements.
The main entrance facade from the street level, which captures the mosque's dome and architectural symmetry against the local neighborhood backdrop.
Check the mosque's Facebook page for updates on community events or special lecture schedules before visiting.
Visit during the early afternoon on Fridays to witness the peak congregational activity, or choose weekday mornings for a quieter experience.
Always park within designated bays to avoid causing traffic congestion at the nearby residential roundabout.
Avoid taking photos during active congregational prayer times or capturing images of worshippers without their explicit permission.
Visitors must dress modestly; women should cover their hair and body, while men should wear long trousers. Shoes must be removed before entering the prayer hall. Silence is required inside the main hall.
