Baitul Makmur Meulaboh Grand Mosque

The Baitul Makmur mosque features three central domes with two smaller dome-shaped water towers, decorated in brown tones and red brick accents.

Constructed in 1999, the mosque became a central distribution point for relief supplies following the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami.

The mosque functions as an educational center where local residents participate in Islamic teachings, community programs, and religious celebrations throughout the year.

The complex extends across 5.2 hectares of land, providing substantial space for daily prayers and accommodating large congregations during religious gatherings.

The mosque combines architectural elements from Arabic, Indian, and Acehnese traditions, featuring a mihrab adorned with bronze ornaments and gold accents.

Location: Aceh

Inception: 1999

Architectural style: Islamic architecture

GPS coordinates: 4.15878,96.12481

Latest update: March 11, 2025 12:20