121-year-old Masjid Jamek in Seremban still a crowd-puller

MASJID Jamek in Seremban continues to stand strong 121 years after the mosque was built, Harian Metro reported.

Its imam Mohamad Hamat said the mosque was built on a piece of land donated by descendants of Sheikh Abdul Kadir, a trader from the Middle East who spread Islam to the area.

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