Can you hear the echoes of community? Here at Surau Al Ittifaqiah, those echoes resonate strongly. The story of Surau Al Ittifaqiah begins in 1982. Taman Seri Gombak, the surrounding neighborhood, was just starting to fill with families. The Muslim community needed a place to worship. They pooled their resources and rented a house to serve as a temporary surau. This was just the beginning for Surau Al Ittifaqiah. For about a year, the community diligently raised funds. They managed to gather RM43,000. This allowed them to build a proper surau. They chose a plot of land at the end of Jalan SG 1/26. The newly built Surau Al Ittifaqiah became a focal point for prayer and community gatherings. In 1986, Surau Al Ittifaqiah reached a new milestone. It received permission from the Selangor Islamic Religious Council (MAIS) to hold Friday prayers. It was officially upgraded to a mosque and became Masjid Al-Ittifaqiah. Even with the construction of a newer mosque nearby, Masjid Al-Ittifaqiah remains important. It continues to serve the residents of its designated zone. This zone encompasses several neighborhoods, including Phases 1 and 10 of Taman Sri Gombak. It also includes Taman Bolton, Wira Damai, Gombak Permai, Gombak Indah, Flat Sri Rampal, and Sunway Batu Caves. Surau Al Ittifaqiah’s story is a testament to community spirit and devotion.
Terminal Skypark
Remember that time before KLIA? Before the buzz of KLIA2? Before budget airlines ruled the skies? Then Subang Skypark Terminal