A few days ago, my friends and I had the chance to travel to the Ba'alawi Mosque which is located in East Aceh. After seeing and enjoying the atmosphere at a glance at the place, we continued our journey and spent some time with my friends in one of the parks which was so calming. Therefore, continue to follow my daily blog to see some pictures and short articles from me about the trip.
At that time, I took some pictures during the trip so you could see and imagine a glimpse of the atmosphere I felt on this trip.
My friends...
If you've been following my blog lately, you'll have seen several posts about my trip to see the beauty of the Ba'alawi Mosque and the parks we visited. In this blog, I'll share and combine those trips into one post for a daily blog. Some of the pictures I've left in my gallery haven't been shared yet.
These are some of the pictures I took during that trip, during which we passed through the city of Bireuen, a city rich in history with a simple layout. You can also see what the city is like and a brief history of it in my blog post a few days ago.
Our main purpose for this trip was to find some images to create a blog post to share later on this platform.
During our trip, we stopped at a mosque called the Ba'alawi Mosque in East Aceh.
This religious gem is located in Pucot Alue Dua village, Simpang Ulin District, East Aceh Regency.
This mosque is situated amidst verdant rice fields, standing majestically with a green-and-white building with a dome gleaming in the sun. The mosque is called the Ba'alawi Mosque, a religious gem located in Pucot Alue Dua Village, Simpang Ulim District, East Aceh Regency.
This site has a very spacious area, including the tomb of the mosque's founder, located within the mosque grounds.
These are some pictures I took while inside the mosque.
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This mosque is not just a place of worship, but also a spiritual symbol and a long history of the spread of Islam in the Land of Rencong. It was founded by Habib Muhammad bin Ahmad Al-Attas, a charismatic Acehnese cleric.
For me, the beauty of the Ba'alawi Mosque lies in its stunning simplicity. It stands amidst the countryside, precisely amidst expanses of rice fields, exuding tranquility for anyone who comes here, as I mentioned above. The mosque's walls are dominated by green and white.
And a little bit about my personal experience: when I first stepped into this mosque, I was greeted by the scent of wood and the cool air of the surrounding rice fields. I could also see calligraphy of holy verses adorning the interior of the mosque, creating a solemn atmosphere rarely found elsewhere. Furthermore, I could hear the sounds of birds and the rustling of the wind, which was so soothing to my soul.
After my friends and I spent some time around the mosque, we stopped by a park not far from the mosque to rest and spend some quiet time. I think it was the perfect choice.
My friends...
Taman Tara is a destination built to provide a comfortable green open space for the local community. It also offers various rides for children. I think it's a perfect place to visit for those bringing their families or spending time with friends, like we did.
I also want to mention that this place is managed by the local government for the community, as they also have the right to enjoy the facilities of their hometown.
Okay, friends, those are some of the pictures and short posts in my daily blog this time. I hope you all enjoy and are entertained by what I share. And last but not least, I would like to express my deepest gratitude to all of you who have taken the time to view and read my blog to the end.
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Maulizar Mawardi or better known as
