Katanning Mosque is located in the community of Katanning outside of Perth. It serves several communities but, in particular, the Malay and Indonesian communities. At the back of the mosque there is also a religious school which is used as a classroom to teach the Malay community children every weekend and, within the Mosque, the Malay language remains the main language. The mosque was constructed with orange bricks and silver minarets.
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