This small and charming looking mosque has a modern minimalist style architecture, seen from its simple and cubistic geometric shapes. There is a little touch of the Middle East in the form of a dome. Tall windows with trimmed arch-patterned tops, reminiscent of Andalusian architecture.
The building is categorized as new, the result of a total renovation of the previous building that was torn down. The building is a two-story building, the 1st floor as the main worship room and the 2nd floor (mezanine) for additional prayer rooms.
The worship space is in the form of a square with an area of about 120m², plus a worship room on the 2nd floor covering an area of 100m², the total area of the room is 220m², can accommodate about 450 worshipers. The left and right side terraces, as well as some tiled pages, can increase the capacity of 100 more congregations.
Taking the middle side of the altar is the mihrab, in the form of a rectangular area with dimensions of 4 x 8 meters, extending upwards, with a cavity in the middle. The cavity is shaped like a door with a trimmed arch at the top, one pattern with the outer door/window. The cavity is 3 meters wide, 7 meters high and 1.5 meters deep. The outer area of the cavity is decorated with a combination of floral ornaments and blue Islamic stars, in line with the ornaments that adorn the exterior.
The altar walls on the left and right of the mihrab are covered with cream colored granite measuring 50×100 cm and are left plain without any ornaments or calligraphy. The plural calligraphy of Allah and the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) adorns the interior of the mosque, which is not visible here. Prayer time schedules and religious messages are conveyed through 4 40-inch LED TV units, 2 units on the 1st floor and 2 units on the 2nd floor.
Void on the side of the front center room, leaving a view to the back basin of the dome with a diameter of 5 meters. The hemispherical basin is decorated with a pattern of stacked stars. The bottom of the basin is made of 12 dead windows, stained glass with blue-yellow-green-white star motifs, making the basin look bright.
Complementing the beauty, the ceiling is not left plain, several compartments are made with Islamic stars. The room feels bright, with natural lighting coming from 10 windows and 3 clear glass doors.
The floor is covered with beige granite measuring 50×50 cm which is covered with a thick dark blue carpet with rows of rows. For convenience, the mosque is equipped with 10 split air conditioners and 6 helicopter-style ceiling fans. The result is optimal cold.
Sunnah.
