About Masjid Dimaukom
Masjid Dimaukom, commonly known as the Pink Mosque, is a modern Islamic mosque located in Barangay Dapiawan, Datu Saudi Ampatuan, Maguindanao del Sur, Philippines. Built in 2014 and painted entirely in pink, it was constructed under the leadership of former Mayor Samsudin Dimaukom. The mosque is notable for its distinctive pink exterior, elegant minarets, and domes, and has become a recognizable landmark and photography destination in central Mindanao.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a striking pink-painted mosque complex with a central dome, minarets, and arched entryways set along the national highway in a flat, open area of Datu Saudi Ampatuan. The exterior is the main focus for sightseeing and photography, with well-maintained grounds and a paved courtyard. Inside is a prayer hall used for daily prayers. The site is active for worship, so visitors observe the mosque from outside during prayer times and can appreciate its unique color and architecture.
Key highlights
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Distinctive all-pink exterior including walls, domes and minarets
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Modern Islamic architecture with symmetrical minarets and central dome
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Well-maintained courtyard and grounds suitable for photography
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Active community mosque serving daily prayers
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Highly visible landmark along the Cotabato - Datu Saudi Ampatuan highway