Brunei minister unveils new mosque in Phuket

Kritsada Mueanhawong

 

 

PHUKET: Brunei’s Interior Minister visited Phuket to officially launch a new mosque at Saphan Ruam in Rassada yesterday.

 

“It is a great pleasure to welcome Minister Pehin Seri Kerna Dato H Abu Baker as a special guest. The building is sponsored by Brunei officials and others,” said Kitti Islam, a member of the Phuket Islamic Council.

 

Mr Kitti revealed that the new mosque, which has been under construction for six years, is in the final stages of construction and will replace a 40-year-old mosque in Rassada.

 

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All the posts in this topic have been removed for being way off topic and were in violation of the forum rules. A repeat will result in a formal warning.

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Try building a temple in Brunei. 

8 hours ago, chuang said:

Try building a temple in Brunei. 

Looking at the population in southern Thailand your comparison makes no sense.

12 hours ago, stevenl said:

Looking at the population in southern Thailand your comparison makes no sense.

 

Is Southern Thailand in Brunei????

 

It's your post that make no sense. 

 

I do believe the member's point was, Mosques can be built here, but Temples can not be built in Brunei.

 

Get it?