Religious Edifices
Pick any one hundred Malaysian people at random. You will get approximately 61 Muslims . . .
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This is the oldest Mosque in Malaysia, built sometime in the 1700's. (Photo by Igor Laszlo.) |
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. . . 20 Buddhists . . .
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This temple has three sections stacked on top of each other: Burmese on top, Thai in the middle, and Chinese on the bottom. (Photo by Myloismylife.) |
. . . 9 Christians . . .
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This is a Roman Catholic church. I don't know much about it, other than that it's in Penang. (Photo by Michael Coghlan.) |
. . . 6 Hindus . . .
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A Hindu temple in Malaysia. |
. . . and 4 others of various religions.
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A Datuk shrine. This is a significant site for Datuk Keramat worship, which, according to Wikipedia, is "a fusion of pre-Islamic spirit belief, Sufi saint worship and Chinese folk religion." |
So interesting!
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