Masjid Tok Ku Paloh

"Masjid Tokku Paloh is a historic mosque known for its unique architecture and cultural significance. Built in the 19th century, the mosque showcases a blend of traditional Malay and Chinese architectural styles, reflecting the multicultural heritage of the region. Its intricate wooden carvings and ornate designs highlight the craftsmanship of the era.

The mosque is named after Tokku Paloh, a revered Islamic scholar and spiritual leader, making it a place of religious importance. Visitors often appreciate the serene atmosphere and the mosque's role in preserving Terengganu's Islamic heritage.

While the mosque is smaller compared to modern structures, its historical value and aesthetic appeal attract both worshippers and tourists. However, some visitors note that the facilities could be better maintained to enhance the experience. Overall, Masjid Tokku Paloh is a must-visit for those interested in history, culture, and architecture in Terengganu."

Ben Johari

"wonderful masjid. looks new but quaint and appears to be historic.
feels calm and serene in here. there's an old well that looks.

there's also a plaque written in Jawi which says:
The Masjid Engku Sayyid AbdulRahman Tokku Paloh was built in 1862 AD Kg Paloh, Kuala Terengganu. It is also the first and oldest masjid in Mukim [area served by a mosque] of Paloh. This masjid was founded by the famous scholar, Engku Sayyid Abdul Rahman bin Muhammad al-Idrus who was an Advisor to Sultan Zainal Abidin III, the Terengganu Sultan 1881-1918. This masjid is now aged 154 years old and original structure was build based on wood of Chengal and Tembesu donated by the public. It was built by the Paloh River, which is about 80m west from masjid minbar, which later was moved to east. Then it was moved again to the current site. The movements were caused by erosion along the riverbanks. The last move was in 1960, and the current land is on wakaf (donation)"

Anas Alwi

"Serene and very pleasant."

Fairuz Rahmad