Masjid for all: access audit on Masjid Sultan Idris Shah, Ipoh, Masjid Negeri, Seremban and Masjid Tunku Mizan, Putrajaya

In Islam, masjid plays pivotal role as a center of gravity. Its functions range from not only a place for performing prayer, but up to social congregation and welfare facilities like sport, rehabilitation center, information center etc. Furthermore, masjid is for all walks of life. It is a collectiv...

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Main Authors:	Abdul Rahim, Asiah, Sarkawi, Azila, Tukiman, Izawati, Abd. Samad, Nur Amirah
Format:	Conference or Workshop Item
Language:	English
Published:	2015
Subjects:	NA2545.A1 Architecture and people with disabilities Islamic art and architecture
Online Access:	http://irep.iium.edu.my/48674/ http://irep.iium.edu.my/48674/4/48674.pdf

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spelling	iium-486742016-06-20T01:45:33Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/48674/ Masjid for all: access audit on Masjid Sultan Idris Shah, Ipoh, Masjid Negeri, Seremban and Masjid Tunku Mizan, Putrajaya Abdul Rahim, Asiah Sarkawi, Azila Tukiman, Izawati Abd. Samad, Nur Amirah NA2545.A1 Architecture and people with disabilities Islamic art and architecture In Islam, masjid plays pivotal role as a center of gravity. Its functions range from not only a place for performing prayer, but up to social congregation and welfare facilities like sport, rehabilitation center, information center etc. Furthermore, masjid is for all walks of life. It is a collective obligation to ensure masjid is accessible to all, able and disabled person. The formulation of MS 1184 and MS 2577 is a concerted effort towards universal design of masjid. The former becomes a source of reference to access audit while the latter facilitates the development of masjid in Malaysia. The paper reports a result of access audit to three selected masjid in Malaysia namely Masjid Sultan Idris Shah, Ipoh, Masjid Negeri, Seremban and Msjid Tunku Mizan, Putrajaya. Using a case study method, a set of criteria for access audit was used against the selected masjid to identify the state of their accessibility and connectivity. The study found that Masjid Sultan Idris Shah, Ipoh, Masjid Negeri, Seremban and Msjid Tunku Mizan, Putrajaya achieve MS1184:2014. MS1184:2014 were proposed to enhance the accessibility to the building. Keywords: masjid, access audit, people with disabilities (PwDs), universal design, building 2015 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/48674/4/48674.pdf Abdul Rahim, Asiah and Sarkawi, Azila and Tukiman, Izawati and Abd. Samad, Nur Amirah (2015) Masjid for all: access audit on Masjid Sultan Idris Shah, Ipoh, Masjid Negeri, Seremban and Masjid Tunku Mizan, Putrajaya. In: 4th International Conference on Universal Design in the Built Environment 2015, 23rd & 24th November 2015, Putrajaya. (Unpublished)
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topic	NA2545.A1 Architecture and people with disabilities Islamic art and architecture
spellingShingle	NA2545.A1 Architecture and people with disabilities Islamic art and architecture Abdul Rahim, Asiah Sarkawi, Azila Tukiman, Izawati Abd. Samad, Nur Amirah Masjid for all: access audit on Masjid Sultan Idris Shah, Ipoh, Masjid Negeri, Seremban and Masjid Tunku Mizan, Putrajaya
description	In Islam, masjid plays pivotal role as a center of gravity. Its functions range from not only a place for performing prayer, but up to social congregation and welfare facilities like sport, rehabilitation center, information center etc. Furthermore, masjid is for all walks of life. It is a collective obligation to ensure masjid is accessible to all, able and disabled person. The formulation of MS 1184 and MS 2577 is a concerted effort towards universal design of masjid. The former becomes a source of reference to access audit while the latter facilitates the development of masjid in Malaysia. The paper reports a result of access audit to three selected masjid in Malaysia namely Masjid Sultan Idris Shah, Ipoh, Masjid Negeri, Seremban and Msjid Tunku Mizan, Putrajaya. Using a case study method, a set of criteria for access audit was used against the selected masjid to identify the state of their accessibility and connectivity. The study found that Masjid Sultan Idris Shah, Ipoh, Masjid Negeri, Seremban and Msjid Tunku Mizan, Putrajaya achieve MS1184:2014. MS1184:2014 were proposed to enhance the accessibility to the building. Keywords: masjid, access audit, people with disabilities (PwDs), universal design, building
format	Conference or Workshop Item
author	Abdul Rahim, Asiah Sarkawi, Azila Tukiman, Izawati Abd. Samad, Nur Amirah
author_facet	Abdul Rahim, Asiah Sarkawi, Azila Tukiman, Izawati Abd. Samad, Nur Amirah
author_sort	Abdul Rahim, Asiah
title	Masjid for all: access audit on Masjid Sultan Idris Shah, Ipoh, Masjid Negeri, Seremban and Masjid Tunku Mizan, Putrajaya
title_short	Masjid for all: access audit on Masjid Sultan Idris Shah, Ipoh, Masjid Negeri, Seremban and Masjid Tunku Mizan, Putrajaya
title_full	Masjid for all: access audit on Masjid Sultan Idris Shah, Ipoh, Masjid Negeri, Seremban and Masjid Tunku Mizan, Putrajaya
title_fullStr	Masjid for all: access audit on Masjid Sultan Idris Shah, Ipoh, Masjid Negeri, Seremban and Masjid Tunku Mizan, Putrajaya
title_full_unstemmed	Masjid for all: access audit on Masjid Sultan Idris Shah, Ipoh, Masjid Negeri, Seremban and Masjid Tunku Mizan, Putrajaya
title_sort	masjid for all: access audit on masjid sultan idris shah, ipoh, masjid negeri, seremban and masjid tunku mizan, putrajaya
publishDate	2015
url	http://irep.iium.edu.my/48674/ http://irep.iium.edu.my/48674/4/48674.pdf
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Masjid for all: access audit on Masjid Sultan Idris Shah, Ipoh, Masjid Negeri, Seremban and Masjid Tunku Mizan, Putrajaya

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