It is the first mosque in Malaysia to receive the Platinum Green Building Index certification.
The building utilizes energy-efficient LED lighting and automated sensor systems to manage electricity usage.
The design includes a 'Qibla' oriented wall that acts as a focal point in the prayer hall.
Landscaping around the mosque incorporates native plant species to reduce irrigation needs.
The mosque complex includes a dedicated facility for janazah (funeral) management services.
The structure's ventilation design is optimized for the local tropical climate to reduce air conditioning reliance.
The Raja Haji Fi Sabilillah Mosque is a state-level Green Building Index (GBI) platinum-certified mosque located in Cyberjaya, Selangor. Opened in 2016, the design integrates sustainable technologies including solar panels, rainwater harvesting systems, and natural ventilation to minimize energy consumption. The architectural aesthetic is characterized by its modern, geometric facade and a striking minaret. It serves as a community hub with a large prayer hall, multipurpose spaces, and an on-site library. The mosque's name honors the 18th-century Bugis leader Raja Haji Fi Sabilillah. It is situated within the tech-centric landscape of Cyberjaya, functioning as the primary congregational center for the area's residents and workforce.
The main entrance plaza, which captures the symmetry of the modern facade and the reflective pools.
Visit during non-prayer times to ensure unrestricted access to the courtyard and exterior areas.
Check local signage for designated visitor parking areas located around the perimeter.
Maintain a quiet demeanor to respect those using the facility for private reflection or study.
Avoid visiting during Friday congregational prayer times when the facility is at peak capacity and strictly reserved for worshippers.
Visitors must dress modestly; long trousers for men and loose-fitting clothing covering arms and legs for women are required. Headscarves for women are necessary for entry into the main prayer hall. Remove shoes before entering the carpeted prayer area.
