“Did anyone lose their prayer rug?” a voice called out. Surau Al-Hidayah, despite its modest size, hummed with a quiet energy, especially during Friday prayers. The air, thick with the scent of sandalwood and jasmine incense, was punctuated by murmurs of greetings and the shuffling of feet on worn, green prayer rugs. Surau Al-Hidayah, tucked away on Jalan Sungai Chat in the bustling heart of Johor Bahru, has been a sanctuary for the local Muslim community for generations. Its simple architecture, a single-story structure with a tiered roof and arched windows, belies the Surau Al-Hidayah’s importance as a place of prayer, reflection, and community gathering.
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