Traditionally, mosques, especially in the Middle East perform more functions than just being a place of worship. A mosque is also a place to generate economy, education and social cohesion of the community. In this paper, it is aimed to explore the potential of a green mosque in a small newly developed neighbourhood which is Masjid as-Siddiq in the State of Perak as a case study to become a living nexus by focusing on three main aspects of sustainability which are environmental, social and economic. Lastly, new recommendations will be suggested for Masjid as-Siddiq to become a greener mosque.
Omar, Siti Syamimi, Nur Hanim Ilias, Mohd Zulhaili Teh, and Ruwaidah Borhan. “Green mosque: A living nexus.” Environment-Behaviour Proceedings Journal 3, no. 7 (2018): 53-63.
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