🕌 Complete List of Mosques in Brunei (with Brief Intros)

As a Catholic traveler, I’ve always admired sacred spaces of other faiths. Visiting mosques in Brunei was a spiritual and cultural experience I truly appreciated. Although we weren’t allowed inside some mosques due to events, each one left a strong impression on me.

Here’s a chronological guide to some of the most notable mosques in Brunei Darussalam—with intros per mosque to help you plan your visit or simply learn about them.

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🕋 1958

Masjid Omar Ali Saifuddien
📍 Muara, Bandar Seri Begawan

Often regarded as one of Southeast Asia’s most beautiful mosques, this architectural marvel is a symbol of Islamic faith in Brunei. Surrounded by a lagoon and featuring an opulent golden dome, it’s a must-see for any visitor.
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🕋 1962

Masjid Setia Ali
📍 Muara

A modest mosque serving the Muara community. Its peaceful atmosphere and traditional design make it a comforting sight for locals and visitors alike.

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🕋 1979

Masjid Mohammad Bolkiah
📍 Serusop, Bandar Seri Begawan

Named after a member of the royal family, this mosque stands out with its serene grounds and welcoming community vibe.

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🕋 1982

Masjid Kampong Sungai Hanching
📍 Kampong Sungai Hanching

This mosque blends modern and traditional Malay architecture. It’s a vital place of worship for the nearby residential community.

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🕋 1986

Masjid Sultan Sharif Ali
📍 Sengkurong

Named after Brunei’s 4th Sultan, this grand mosque reflects his contributions to Islam in the region. Its elegant structure honors Islamic heritage and serves a large number of worshipers.

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🕋 1987

Masjid Kampong Pulaie
📍 Pulaie

Quietly nestled in a residential area, this mosque provides a space for daily prayers and religious gatherings in the Kampong Pulaie area.

Masjid Al-Muhtadee Billah
📍 Kampong Sungai Kebun, Kampung Ayer

A prominent mosque serving residents of the iconic Water Village. It's one of the few mosques directly accessible by boat.

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🕋 1991

Masjid Kampong Bunut
📍 Bunut

This local mosque stands as a neighborhood landmark and is known for its simple yet respectful design suited for a close-knit community.

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🕋 1994

Jame' Asr Hassanil Bolkiah
📍 Kiarong, Bandar Seri Begawan

The largest mosque in Brunei, known for its four towering minarets and marble-clad architecture. Built to commemorate the Sultan’s 25th year of reign, it is a shining example of Islamic artistry.
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Masjid Universiti Brunei Darussalam
📍 Rimba

Serving the students and faculty, this mosque offers a peaceful place for worship and reflection inside the university grounds.

Masjid Perdana Wangsa Haji Mohammad
📍 Tarab Bau

A community mosque with a strong spiritual presence, this site is a gathering space for prayers and celebrations.

Masjid Kampong Lambak
📍 Jalan Pasir Berakas

This mosque is known for its women-friendly facilities, including a separate prayer room and parking. A peaceful haven for both men and women.

Masjid Kampong Limau Manis
📍 Kampong Limau Manis

Tucked away in the quieter part of Brunei, this mosque serves the Limau Manis area with modest charm and heartfelt devotion.

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🕋 1995

Masjid Kampong Lumapas
📍 Lumapas

A traditional mosque with a cozy atmosphere, well-loved by locals for its accessibility and simplicity.

Masjid Kampong Belimbing
📍 Belimbing

Located in a suburban neighborhood, this mosque is an important part of the community’s religious life.

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🕋 1996

Masjid Sufri Bolkiah
📍 Perpindahan Berakas

A mosque near the airport and government buildings, serving locals and travelers alike with a large prayer hall and welcoming atmosphere.

Masjid Perpindahan Lambak Kanan
📍 Jalan 10 Selatan, RPN Lambak Kanan

Situated in a relocated residential area, this mosque provides a spiritual anchor for new residents in the suburb.

Masjid Kampong Kapok

📍 Jalan Muara
Built near the main road, this mosque is easy to spot with its distinct green dome and offers a peaceful place for daily prayers.

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Masjid Kampong Batu Marang
📍 Kampong Batu Marang

A small but significant mosque in this riverside village, echoing the tranquility of its surrounding area.

Masjid Kampong Serdang
📍 Serdang

This mosque is known for its vibrant local community and regular religious activities for all ages.

Masjid Jubli Perak Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah
📍 Jangsak

This mosque commemorates the Silver Jubilee of the Sultan’s reign and serves as a prominent religious site for the surrounding district.

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🕋 1997

Masjid Kampong Salambigar
📍 Bandar Seri Begawan

Located around 13 km from Muara, this mosque features a spacious design and can accommodate about 1,000 worshipers.

Masjid Kampong Pintu Malim
📍 Pintu Malim

A modest community mosque that holds a special place in the hearts of its regular visitors.

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🕋 1999

Masjid Al-Ameerah Al-Hajjah Maryam
📍 Jalan Jerudong

Named after a royal figure, this mosque is located near Holiday Lodge Hotel and is known for its clean architecture and warm atmosphere.

Masjid Kampong Tamoi
📍 Kampong Tamoi, Muara

Located in the iconic Kampung Ayer, this mosque can accommodate 1,500 worshipers and serves as the spiritual heart of the water village community.

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🙏 Even as a Catholic, I found visiting these mosques to be a serene and humbling experience. Respect and curiosity can go a long way when traveling—just remember to follow local customs and enter these places of worship with sincerity.

📸 If you’ve visited any of these mosques and would like to contribute photos or updated information, I’d love to connect! No monetary reward, but I’ll be sure to credit you properly. 😊