Masjid Bahagian Kuching

Masjid Bahagian Kuching is the principal divisional mosque of Kuching, Sarawak, located on Jalan Datuk Ajibah Abol near the Sarawak River and Kuching Waterfront. Completed in the late 1960s and serving as the main mosque for Kuching Division, it features modern Islamic architecture with a prominent dome and minaret. The mosque functions as a central place of worship and religious activities, and is notable for its riverside setting and role in the city's Islamic community.

Visitors can expect a large, active divisional mosque set near the Sarawak River in central Kuching. The exterior features a central dome, minaret, and modern Islamic architectural details with open courtyards and prayer halls. The surroundings include landscaped grounds and road access close to the Kuching Waterfront. Non-Muslim visitors can view the exterior and grounds outside prayer times, while the interior prayer halls are accessible to Muslims for prayers and religious activities.

Constructed in the late 1960s to serve as the divisional mosque for Kuching Division, officially opened around 1968-1970, it replaced earlier smaller mosques and became the main centre for Friday congregational prayers and official Islamic functions in Kuching.

Serves as the principal mosque for Kuching Division and an important centre for Islamic worship, education, and community gatherings for the Muslim community in Kuching, hosting daily prayers, Friday prayers, and religious events.