Here are six out of the 100 Malaysian Sikh temples or Gurdwara Sahib in Malaysia. FMTNews FMTLifestyle
There are over 100 Malaysian Sikh temples, or Gurdwara Sahib, with around 40 in Perak state alone where a large proportion of the Sikh population resides.
The present site was gazetted as temple reserve land in 1921 upon which the Sikhs constructed their first Gurdwara. By the 1980s, it became necessary to construct a new larger Gurdwara Sahib building to cater for the growing Sikh population. The present Gurdwara Sahib was opened in 1992.This temple carries the date 1937 above its entrance. Like many other Sikh temples in Malaysia, it was set up mainly for the use of Sikh policemen and their families, of which there were some 19 recorded in Kuala Pilah during the 1930s.3.
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