The mosque is colloquially referred to as the 1000 Selawat Mosque due to its local associations with religious recitations.
It stands as one of the primary focal points for the Muslim community on Pulau Pangkor.
The mosque architecture incorporates design elements reflective of traditional Malay-Islamic aesthetics adapted for a coastal tropical environment.
Masjid Al-Badr, known locally as the 1000 Selawat Mosque, is a prominent religious landmark located on Pulau Pangkor, Perak. The site is noted for its distinctive architectural style and cultural significance to the local community. It serves as a central place of worship for the island's Muslim population and remains accessible to visitors interested in regional architecture. The mosque occupies a location on the island that provides a serene environment for religious practice. As of July 2026, the facility remains operational and is a frequent point of interest for travellers exploring the island's interior.
The mosque’s main entrance and its exterior facade provide the best architectural perspective.
Visit during non-prayer times to ensure minimal disruption to worshippers.
Ensure your attire covers shoulders and knees as a sign of respect.
Keep noise levels low while walking around the exterior premises.
Do not take photographs of people praying or engaging in worship without explicit permission.
Visitors must remove footwear before entering the prayer hall. Modest dress is required for all visitors; headscarves for women are recommended.
