An-Nawier Mosque, Historical mosque in Pekojan district, West Jakarta, Indonesia
An-Nawier Mosque is a place of worship in the Pekojan district of West Jakarta, built with 33 interior pillars and multiple doorways for access. The complex spreads across a generous area with several connected structures.
This mosque was founded in 1760 and underwent major expansion in the late 1800s. These two periods shaped the building into what visitors see today.
The architecture here brings together Arab design and European neo-classical touches, showing how different traditions shaped this community over time.
The site can host a large number of visitors and has facilities for different needs. You will also find an elementary school and kindergarten as part of the complex.
A striking circular tower on the building resembles a lighthouse in shape and presence. Inside, there is an antique wooden pulpit that was gifted by a regional ruler years ago.
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