Islamic Center NTB Hubbul Wathan Great Mosque
Islamic Center NTB Hubbul Wathan Great Mosque
Islamic Center NTB Hubbul Wathan Great Mosque
Islamic Center NTB Hubbul Wathan Great Mosque
Islamic Center NTB Hubbul Wathan Great Mosque
Islamic Center NTB Hubbul Wathan Great Mosque
Islamic Center NTB Hubbul Wathan Great Mosque

Islamic Center NTB Hubbul Wathan Great Mosque

Islamic Center NTB Hubbul Wathan Great Mosque
  • Boasting vibrant interiors, four floors, five domes, and five towers (with one of them reaching 99-meter high), the Hubbul Wathan Great Mosque (or sometimes Hubbul Wathan Islamic Center) is one of the greatest Islamic hubs on the island. Lombok itself has been known as The Island of Thousand Mosques since the 1970s. It is reflected clearly from the thousands of Musjids that stood across the corners of the island.

 

  • The Musjid is open to the public, welcoming both worshippers and visitors interested in exploring its architectural beauty and cultural significance. It stands as a symbol of the rich Islamic heritage of Indonesia and is an important landmark in Mataram.

Musjid Kuno Bayan Beleq

The name "Bayan" is derived from the Arabic word meaning "illuminator" or "one who brings light." Since the 16th century, Islam was introduced to this region by mubaligh (missionaries) who were also traders at the Labuan Carik (Carik Port). The local rulers, known as...

Masjid Agung Baiturrahman Gili Trawangan

Masjid Agung Baiturrahman, located on Gili Trawangan, is a prominent musjid that serves as a spiritual and cultural hub for the local Muslim community and visitors alike. The musjid is an emblem of the island's rich Islamic heritage and showcases a blend of...

Istiqlal Mosque

Istiqlal Mosque, located in Jakarta, Indonesia, is the largest musjid in Southeast Asia and one of the largest in the world, with a capacity to accommodate up to 120,000 worshippers. The idea for the musjid was first conceived in 1945, following Indonesia's...
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