To all Buddhist worshippers,
SABS is one of the finest Buddhist shrine and facilities
in Shah Alam.
YB Khalid Abd.Samad. attending to the dinner function.
YB Ronnie Liew giving his speech...
Datuk Vincent Lim and the Venerable.
The MBSA Councillors attending the function...
Tuan Ang Leng Kiat, offered his the highest bid of
RM5000.00 for this drawing by a Guinness World
Record holder during the Gala Auction.
Hope to drop by the shrine in the near future..
MEMBERS of the Shah Alam Buddhist Society (SABS) have a more spacious building in Section 32, Bukit Rimau.It's a two-storey building .Construction work started in March 2005.Spread over 60,000 sq ft, the building cost more than RM5mil to build and funds were donated by well-wishers and devotees. “Contrary to assumptions, Shah Alam has a large Buddhist community,” said SABS president Datuk Vincent Lim.
Pride of place: The Sakyamuni Buddha statue from China placed at SABS’s main shrine. The statue of Lord Buddha that sits on the main shrine is made of pearl glow that was flown in from Fujian, China.
Other facilities include a multi-purpose hall, administration office, living quarters for reverends, a room to house Sutra books and a Kuan Yin exhibition hall with some 33 Kuan Yin statues in different forms.
There will also be a memorial hall with name plaques of the departed, a library, a free clinic service room, Dharma classroom and dining hall at the temple’s semi-basement.
There will also be 53 washrooms in the building to cater to the large crowd during festivals.
A Bodhi tree, under which Lord Buddha received his enlightenment, will also be planted inside the premises. The sapling was brought in from Sri Lanka.
On the top floor, there is an open-air area for outdoor activities such as qi gong and tai chi.
SABS is located at No 9, Jalan Sg Congkak 32/41, Bukit Rimau, Shah Alam.
