Also known as the Chinese Muslim Mosque, in Taman Tasek Jaya, has become an instant tourist attraction among non-Muslims, particularly Chinese nationals, since it opened its doors four days before Hari Raya in August 2013.

The visitors must be decently dressed and female visitors were required to wear headscarf to enter the main prayer hall.

According to Datuk Mohd Yusop Husin, the director of Perak Islamic Religious Department (JAIPk) , there were 7,000 Chinese Muslims in Perak, with 1,500 of them living around the area.

Visiting hours are from 9am to noon and 2.30pm to 4pm daily.