Masjid Al Hana'

Masjid Al Hana is a very beautiful mosque. I’m visiting from Australia and spent 5 nights in Langkawi, coming here to pray was such a peaceful experience. The mosque itself is very clean, with a well-maintained wudu area and toilets, which makes visiting even more comfortable. You can watch my POV through the video below, for more, see @bhav.xo The people here are incredibly friendly. I wasn’t sure where the entrance to the mosque was, but after completing wudu, I asked someone and they kindly guided me. A few signs in English would make it even easier for visitors but this didn’t take away from the overall experience. One of my favourite parts is that there’s a lovely park nearby. After praying, I went for a walk there, and it felt like I was walking with a sense of clarity and calmness, reflecting on the moment. It’s a simple but beautiful way to extend the peace and mindfulness from your visit to the mosque. Overall, Masjid Al Hana is an amazing place to visit, pray, and reflect. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Langkawi who wants a serene and welcoming experience.

Every mosque is peaceful and quiet, and this mosque is also very beautiful, with ample parking for cars and scooters. The facilities are very nice.

Location**: Kuah, Langkawi (near the waterfront and Dataran Lang, the iconic Eagle Square). - **Features**: - A beautiful yellow-domed mosque with traditional and modern Islamic architectural elements. - Surrounded by lush greenery and often illuminated at night, creating a serene atmosphere. - Can accommodate hundreds of worshippers and is open to visitors (non-Muslims are welcome outside prayer times, but modest attire is required). - **Significance**: A key religious and cultural landmark in Langkawi, reflecting the island’s Islamic heritage.

Masjid Al Hana’ in Kuah, Langkawi, is a convenient mosque for performing Friday prayers, located near Pekan Rabu Kuah with ample parking space nearby. I visited on a Friday and found the mosque quite spacious and well-maintained, making it a comfortable place to perform prayers. During my visit, there was a notable presence of Arab worshippers, including women who came for prayers. However, I noticed that there wasn’t a designated area for ladies to pray during Friday prayers. Fortunately, after speaking with one of the mosque staff, they kindly arranged a closed-off section to accommodate them, which was a thoughtful gesture. Before the Friday prayers, there was a sermon focusing on family planning and financial management—an insightful and relevant topic, especially for young individuals preparing for marriage or starting a family. It was a meaningful addition to the prayer session. Overall, I had a good experience. The mosque is spacious, clean, and comfortable, making it a great place to stop by for prayers when in Kuah. A dedicated section for women during Friday prayers would be a great improvement, but otherwise, it’s a welcoming place for worshippers.

Masjid Al-Hana is a beautiful and well-organized mosque. It’s spacious, clean, and fully air-conditioned, which makes it very comfortable, especially in the heat. Friday prayers are held here, and the atmosphere is peaceful and welcoming. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a great place to pray in Langkawi.

Nice and clean mosque.

During my short stay in Langkawi, I had the opportunity to pray Dhuhur and Asr at Masjid Al Hana’. It’s a beautiful and peaceful mosque, very clean and well-maintained. The atmosphere was calm and welcoming, making it easy to focus during prayer. The mosque is conveniently located, and there's ample space for worshippers. I'm grateful I found such a serene place to perform my prayers while traveling. May Allah bless the caretakers and the community who maintain this lovely masjid.

1. Very big and large mosque 2. Opened in 1961 3. Very spacious praying hall 4. Free refreshments provided