The mosque is named after the first Speaker of the Dewan Rakyat of Malaysia, Mohamed Noah bin Omar.
It is one of the few mosques in Malaysia located directly integrated within a large-scale commercial premium outlet development.
The mosque serves both the transient population of tourists visiting Genting Highlands and the permanent staff working at the resort.
The foundation responsible for the mosque is closely linked to the development of the Genting Highlands area as a primary hill station.
It remains an active site for Friday prayers (Jumu'ah) for the highland community.
Masjid Yayasan Mohamed Noah is the primary mosque serving the Genting Highlands resort area in Pahang, Malaysia. It is located within the Genting Highlands Premium Outlets complex, providing a place of worship for residents, employees, and visitors of the resort. The architecture integrates modern functional design with elements suitable for a highland climate. It serves as a community hub for local Muslims and offers prayer facilities for tourists in the vicinity. The mosque is named in honor of Tan Sri Dato' Haji Mohamed Noah bin Omar, the first Speaker of the Dewan Rakyat.
The exterior courtyard providing a view of the mosque facade against the backdrop of the highland hills.
Check the local prayer times before arriving, as the facility may be busier during congregational prayer periods.
Access is available from the parking and retail levels of the Genting Highlands Premium Outlets.
Ensure your attire aligns with general mosque etiquette before entering the building.
Do not wander into restricted staff areas or administrative rooms attached to the mosque premises.
Visitors should dress modestly; women should cover their hair and bodies, and men should wear long trousers. Shoes must be removed before entering the prayer hall.
