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Sri Maha Mariamman Alayam, Sungai Bilut

Pertubuhan Penganut Kuil Maha Mariamman, Sungai Bilut
013-9873338
NIL
No 359, Taman Kemajuan , 27600, Raub Pahang
Temple Code : PHRB13
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Sri Maha Mariamman Alayam, Sungai Bilut

Pertubuhan Penganut Kuil Maha Mariamman, Sungai Bilut

About Our Temple

The Sri Maha Mariamman Temple was established in the 1940s by Tamil People residing in the Raub, Pahang region. Devotees who worked in the fields considered Goddess Mariamman as their guardian deity and, with great devotion, established the temple. In the early days, a small wooden hut was constructed, and a modest consecration ceremony took place, where worship was performed with simple rituals. In 1970, after the efforts of Mr. Narayanasamy, the temple was renovated, and the first Kumbhabhishekam (consecration) ceremony was conducted. Currently, the temple is registered and conducts all its ceremonies and rituals with great reverence. Special pujas and festivals are celebrated and this bringing more devotees together to receive the blessings of Goddess Ambal.


Moorthigal
Moorthigal Amman (Saaktham)
Other Moorthigal Vinayagar
Murugan

Temple Information
Temple Category Temple under ROS / ROC Registration
Registration of Temple Registered
rosnumber PPM-041-06-16032012
Established Year 1970
Land Ownership Status Owned by the temple
Area of Temple 0.5 Acre
Temple constitution Yes
Capacity 200 People
Temple Representative Mr. Maruthaivelu A/L Narayanasamy - 013-9873338
Number of employees Archagar -1
Management Committee Members
foundername Mr. Narayanasamy A/L Ramasamy
Chairman Mr. Maruthaivelu A/L Narayanasamy
Secretary Mr. Chidananda A/L Maruthaivelu
Treasurer Mdm. M Manimegalai A/P Munnisamy
Operating Hours
Morning Opening 05:00 AM
Morning Closing 10:30 AM
Evening Opening 05:30 PM
Evening Closing 10:30 PM

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Special Celebration & Poojas
Special Celebration Aadi Perukku
Special Pooja/Celebration 1. Thai Poosam
2. Navarathri
3. Vinayagar Chadurthi
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