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Masjid Di Negeri Johor – Kulai MASJID DAERAH KULAI BAHAGIAN PENGURUSAN MASJID DAN SURAU JABATAN AGAMA JOHOR JAJ.PMS.010/115/8/KJ- MAKLUMAT MASJID BIL KATEGORI NAMA KOD MUKIM MASJID 1 MASJID JAMEK BANDAR SENAI, 25 KM LEBUHRAYA SENAI, 81400 KULAI 001 KULAI MASJID KARIAH 2 MASJID JAMEK AR-RAUDAH, SALENG, KAMPUNG BARU SALENG, 81400 KULAI 002 KULAI MASJID KARIAH 3 MASJID JAMEK BANDAR KULAI, JLN. LENGKONGAN KAMPUNG MELAYU KULAI, 81000, KULAI 003 KULAI MASJID KARIAH 4 MASJID AR-RAHMAN, JALAN PERSIARAN SRI PUTRI, 81000, KULAI 004 KULAI MASJID KARIAH 5 MASJID JAMEK AL-HAKIM, JLN. TENGGEK BURUNG, ULU CHOH, 81150, KULAI 005 KULAI MASJID KARIAH 6 MASJID INTAN ABU BAKAR, JLN. BATAI 4, TMN. SRI PULAI, 81300, KULAI 006 KULAI MASJID KARIAH MASJID 7 MASJID SULTAN ISMAIL (UTM), UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MALAYSIA, JOHOR, 81000 KULAI 007 KULAI INSTITUSI 8 MASJID AS-SYAKIRIN, NO 3B JLN. AIR TERJUN, KAMPUNG SRI GUNUNG PULAI, 81000, KULAI 008 KULAI MASJID KARIAH 9 MASJID AL-MUBARAK, LEBUH PUTRA 2, BANDAR PUTRA, 81000, KULAI 009 SENAI MASJID KARIAH 10 MASJID NURUL SA'ADAH, JLN. BAHAGIA, FELDA TAIB ANDAK, 81000, KULAI 010 SENAI MASJID KARIAH 11 MASJID JAMEK AR-RAUDAH, LADANG FRASER, 81000, KULAI 011 SENAI MASJID KARIAH 12 MASJID LAPANGAN TERBANG ANTARABANGSA SENAI, LOT 72653, JALAN LAPANGAN SENAI, 81250, KULAI 012 SENAI MASJID KARIAH 13 MASJID ASSOLIHIN, JLN. PADI MAHSURI 7, TAMAN SENAI BARU, 81400 KULAI 013 SENAI MASJID KARIAH 14 MASJID MIFTAHUL JANNAH, JLN. SENTOSA, KAMPUNG JAYA SEPAKT SENAI, KULAI 014 SENAI MASJID KARIAH 15 MASJID KAMPUNG PERTANIAN, LORONG DUKU, KULAI BESAR, 81000, KULAI 015 SENAI MASJID KARIAH 16 MASJID AS-SOLEHIN, PEKAN SEDENAK, 81010, KULAI 016 SEDENAK MASJID KARIAH MAKLUMAT MASJID BIL KATEGORI NAMA KOD MUKIM MASJID 17 MASJID AL-FIRDAUS, KAMPUNG AYER MANIS, 81020, KULAI 017 SEDENAK MASJID KARIAH 18 MASJID JAMEK AN-NAJAH, KAMPUNG MURNI JAYA, 81850, KULAI 018 SEDENAK MASJID KARIAH 19 MASJID ASSOLIHIN, FELDA BUKIT PERMAI, LAYANG-LAYANG, 81400, KULAI 019 SEDENAK MASJID KARIAH 20 MASJID JAMEK AL-HUSSAIN, KAMPUNG FELDA INAS, 81850, KULAI 020 SEDENAK MASJID KARIAH 21 MASJID AL-MUHAJIRIN, KAMPUNG FELDA BUKIT BATU, KELAPA SAWIT, 81020, KULAI 021 BUKIT BATU MASJID KARIAH 22 MASJID JAMEK KAMPUNG MELAYU, KAMPUNG MELAYU, BUKIT BATU, 81020, KULAI 022 BUKIT BATU MASJID KARIAH 23 MASJID LADANG OIL PALM, BATU 24, KELAPA SAWIT, 81000, KULAI 023 BUKIT BATU MASJID KARIAH 24 MASJID AL-BAQAROH, JALAN MASJID, KAMPUNG SRI PAYA, KELAPA SAWIT, 81030 KULAI 024 BUKIT BATU MASJID KARIAH 25 MASJID JAMEK NUR HIDAYAH, KAMPUNG RAHMAT, BATU 27, 81030, KULAI 025 BUKIT BATU MASJID KARIAH 26 MASJID AL-MUKMININ JALAN CENGAL, BANDAR PUTRA, 81000, KULAI 026 SENAI MASJID KARIAH .
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