PRAKTEK PRESENTASI RECAUNT

MASJID ISTIQLAL

DISUSUN OLEH :
DHIYAH WULANDARI (XF/09)

SMAN 1 pameksan, Jl. Pramuka No.2,

Rw. 08, Barurambat Kota, Kec. Pamekasan,

Kabupaten Pamekasan, Jawa Timur 69317

 THE ISTIQLAL MOSQUE

The Istiqlal Mosque is the state mosque of the Republic Indonesia which is located in the
center of the capital city, Jakarta. The Istiqlal Mosque is the largest mosque in Southeast Asia.
The construction of this mosque was initiated by the President of the Republic of Indonesia at
that time, Ir. Soekarno where the laying of the first stone, as a sign of the commencement of
the construction of the Istiqlal Mosque was carried out by Ir. Soekarno on August 24, 1951 . The
architect of the Istiqlal Mosque was Frederich Silaban, a Protestant Christian.

The location of this mosque complex is in the former Wilhelmina Park, in the northeast
of Medan Merdeka Square, in the middle of which stands the National Monument (Monas).
Across the east of this mosque stands the Jakarta Cathedral Church. The main building of this
mosque consists of five floors and one ground floor. This mosque has a modern architectural
style with marble walls and floors, decorated with geometric ornaments from stainless steel.
The main building of the mosque is crowned with a large dome with a diameter of 45 meters
which is supported by 12 large pillars. A single minaret with a total height of 96.66 meters rises
in the south corner of the mosque's hall. This mosque can accommodate more than two
hundred thousand worshipers.

Apart from being used as a Muslim worship activity, this mosque is also used as the
office of various Islamic organizations in Indonesia, social activities, and general activities. This
mosque is also one of the famous tourist attractions in Jakarta. Most tourists who visit are
generally domestic tourists, and some foreign tourists who are Muslim. Non-Muslim
communities can also visit this mosque after previously receiving information about Islam and
the Istiqlal Mosque, however the parts that non-Muslims are allowed to visit are limited and
must be accompanied by a guide.

On every Islamic holiday such as Ramadan, Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha, Hijriyah New Year,
Maulid Nabi Muhammad and Isra and Mi'raj, the President of the Republic of Indonesia always
holds religious activities at this mosque which is broadcast live on national television (TVRI) and
most private television
 THE ISTIQLAL MOSQUE

The Istiqlal Mosque is the state mosque of the Republic Indonesia which is
located in the center of the capital city, Jakarta. The Istiqlal Mosque is the largest
mosque in Southeast Asia. The construction of this mosque was initiated by the
President of the Republic of Indonesia at that time, Ir. Soekarno where the laying of the
first stone, as a sign of the commencement of the construction of the Istiqlal Mosque
was carried out by Ir. Soekarno on August 24, 1951. The architect of the Istiqlal Mosque
was Frederich Silaban, a Protestant Christian.

The location of this mosque complex is in the former Wilhelmina Park, in the
northeast of Medan Merdeka Square, in the middle of which stands the National
Monument (Monas). Across the east of this mosque stands the Jakarta Cathedral
Church. The main building of this mosque consists of five floors and one ground floor.
This mosque has a modern architectural style with marble walls and floors, decorated
with geometric ornaments from stainless steel. The main building of the mosque is
crowned with a large dome with a diameter of 45 meters which is supported by 12 large
pillars. A single minaret with a total height of 96.66 meters rises in the south corner of
the mosque's hall. This mosque can accommodate more than two hundred thousand
worshipers.

Apart from being used as a Muslim worship activity, this mosque is also used as
the office of various Islamic organizations in Indonesia, social activities, and general
activities. This mosque is also one of the famous tourist attractions in Jakarta. Most
tourists who visit are generally domestic tourists, and some foreign tourists who are
Muslim. Non-Muslim communities can also visit this mosque after previously receiving
information about Islam and the Istiqlal Mosque, however the parts that non-Muslims
are allowed to visit are limited and must be accompanied by a guide.

On every Islamic holiday such as Ramadan, Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha, Hijriyah New
Year, Maulid Nabi Muhammad and Isra and Mi'raj, the President of the Republic of
Indonesia always holds religious activities at this mosque which is broadcast live on
national television (TVRI) and most private television
THE ISTIQLAL MOSQUE

The Istiqlal Mosque is the state mosque of

the Republic Indonesia which is located in
the center of the capital city, Jakarta. The
Istiqlal Mosque is the largest mosque in
Southeast Asia.

The construction of this mosque was initiated

by the President of the Republic of Indonesia
at that time, Ir. Soekarno where the laying of
the first stone, as a sign of the
commencement of the construction of the
Istiqlal Mosque was carried out by Ir.
Soekarno on August 24, 1951.

The architect of the Istiqlal Mosque was

Frederich Silaban, a Protestant Christian.

The location of this mosque complex is in the

former Wilhelmina Park, in the northeast of
Medan Merdeka Square, in the middle of
which stands the National Monument
(Monas). Across the east of this mosque
stands the Jakarta Cathedral Church.
The main building of this mosque consists of
five floors and one ground floor. This
mosque has a modern architectural style
with marble walls and floors, decorated with
geometric ornaments from stainless steel.

The main building of the mosque is crowned

with a large dome with a diameter of 45
meters which is supported by 12 large
pillars.

A single minaret with a total height of 96.66

meters rises in the south corner of the
mosque's hall. This mosque can
accommodate more than two hundred
thousand worshipers.
Apart from being used as a Muslim worship
activity, this mosque is also used as the
office of various Islamic organizations in
Indonesia, social activities, and general
activities.

This mosque is also one of the famous

tourist attractions in Jakarta. Most tourists
who visit are generally domestic tourists,
and some foreign tourists who are Muslim.

Non-Muslim communities can also visit this

mosque after previously receiving
information about Islam and the Istiqlal
Mosque, however the parts that non-
Muslims are allowed to visit are limited and
must be accompanied

On every Islamic holiday such as Ramadan,

Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha, Hijriyah New Year,
Maulid Nabi Muhammad and Isra and
Mi'raj, the President of the Republic of
Indonesia always holds religious activities
at this mosque which is broadcast live on
national television (TVRI) and most private
television