Sultan Suryansiyah Mosque


The Sultan Suryansiyah mosque is located on the island of Kalimantan , which is known for being divided between three states, including Indonesia . It belongs to her most of the island , which enters the province of South Kalimantan, where the ancient mosque is located.

general information

Sultan Suryansiah is the oldest mosque in the province. It is located in the largest city of South Kalimantan, in Banjarmasin . The mosque was built in the first half of the 16th century. The initiator of the first Muslim temple was King Banjarmasin, who is known for spreading Islam around the island.

Architecture

The mosque is built in a very interesting place, next to it is the legendary Krampung Craton . Also near the mosque is the grave of Sultan Suryansiah.

The building is built in the traditional Banjar style, which has a characteristic feature - a niche in the center of the mosque. It is located separately from the base of the building and has its own roof.

The last large-scale reconstruction was carried out at the beginning of the 18th century. Thanks to her interior Sultan Suryansiakh became richer, an intricate ornament and calligraphic inscriptions in Arabic appeared.

How to visit?

A visit to the Sultan Saryansiyah mosque is free and does not require permission, so all that is required of you is to observe the rules: do not make noise and dress appropriately (clothing should cover hands to the hands and feet to the feet). Before you go to the temple, pay attention to whether it is worth the shoes at the entrance. If yes - then you also need to leave your own, because in this sacred place for Muslims you need to go barefoot.

How to get there?

Near the landmark there are no public transport stops, so it can only be reached by taxi or on foot. The mosque is located in the north-eastern part of the city, on Jl Street. Kuin Utara, between the streets of Gg. Palapa and Gang SMP 15.