Masjid Al-Hurriyyah

The three-story mosque features triangular architectural elements that maximize natural ventilation and lighting throughout its expansive prayer halls.

Initially constructed in 1965 as a small structure, the current mosque was rebuilt in 1992 by architect Achmad Noe'man to accommodate 5,000 worshippers.

The mosque serves as an educational center with regular Islamic studies programs organized by both mosque management and student organizations.

The first floor contains ablution facilities, a hall, bookstore, and library, while the second floor houses the main prayer area for men.

The architectural design incorporates triangular shapes that, when viewed from the adjacent train terminal, form the Arabic word 'Allah'.

GPS coordinates: -6.55561,106.72545

Latest update: March 5, 2025 13:38