Putrajaya and its two big mosques

Continued from Global Economics and Monetary Crisis - What needs to be done?.

After the forum I went to Bangi then to a friend's place around. In the evening I went to Putrajaya again, this time with the friend who also rides a bike.

From on top a main hill we enjoyed the wide vista of this administrative capital of this nation.

I don't remember the name of the hill. Here stood this monument which should represent 21st century Malaysia...

Then we went down to the wide open circle in front of the Putra mosque.

At first we thought of just watching the activities around. Then I felt we should visit the mosque.

We ended up doing our Maghrib (after dusk) prayers here.

Next we went to Presint 4.

A look at the international convention centre.

Nearby lies a hill which is left out of development due to mysterious circumstances causing machineries like tractors to fail. It is believed that this area is the seat of government of an invisible kingdom...

From there we went to Masjid Besi, the steel mosque.

We did our Isyak prayers (the one after Maghrib) here.