Hi fellow travel enthusiasts, Hivers🌏
Today is going to be a long day for me because on this sunny day, I want to go to a beautiful mosque located very far from where I live. The mosque I'm visiting today is called the Babut Taqwa Mosque, located in Blang Buloh Village, Blang Mangat District, Lhokseumawe City.
Although my journey today was quite long, when I arrived at the mosque, I was immediately amazed by the beautiful scenery. As soon as I arrived at the magnificent courtyard, I was immediately amazed by the beautiful architectural design of the mosque, which combines minimalism with modernity.
The top of the mosque is also adorned with four beautiful silver domes, with one main dome being larger in the center of the roof. From the outside, I could glimpse the beautiful pillars surrounding the mosque's terrace, which made me eager to see the mosque up close.
As I approached the mosque's terrace, I was immediately greeted by a spacious terrace at the back of the mosque, which makes for a comfortable prayer area. This terrace is also spacious and very clean. The walls and pillars of the terrace are very beautiful, which I really enjoyed looking at. The combination of orange and cream colors that cover the terrace of the mosque makes the terrace even more beautiful.
The right and left sides of the mosque also have beautiful taras (walls). Even before entering the mosque, I was already amazed by the beauty of the terrace. There is also a green donation box and a small faucet for washing our feet before entering the mosque.
As soon as I arrived inside the mosque, I was immediately greeted by the sight of a beautiful and clean minimalist room. The mosque's floor is white with a few gray motifs, combined with the beautifully designed ceiling, creating a spectacular view inside. Inside the mosque, there is also a prayer area for women, enclosed by neat and clean, heart-colored curtains.
Inside this beautiful mosque, there's a neatly laid and clean prayer rug, making anyone feel comfortable while praying inside this magnificent mosque. The carpet, which is a matching shade of green, looks very beautiful. The mosque also has beautiful decorative lights hanging in the center, making the interior of the mosque even more spectacular.
Inside the mosque, I also saw many copies of the Quran neatly arranged in a place at the front of the mosque, allowing us to read them while inside. The atmosphere and facilities inside the mosque are very comfortable, making me very eager to visit this mosque again in the future.
The mosque also features a magnificent and beautiful pulpit in the front yard. This pulpit is made of wood and painted brown, adding to its luxurious appearance. Above the pulpit is a beautiful digital clock. When I observed this beautiful pulpit from the side, I realized that the green carpet also surrounds the pulpit, adding to the neatness of the interior of the mosque.
After observing the interior of the mosque, I decided to go back outside to see the exterior. Outside, I noticed the ablution area and restrooms for men and women, separated within this minimalist building. The ablution area is also directly connected to the mosque, connected by a ceramic tile floor and decorated with beautiful flowers.
The mosque also has a spacious main courtyard, neatly paved with paving blocks. There's also a convenient parking area in the courtyard, allowing worshippers to park their vehicles comfortably.
The right side of the mosque's courtyard is also paved with paving blocks. This area can also be used for parking, and it's adorned with lush green plants. There's also a large hall in the courtyard that can be used for religious study sessions. This hall also provides a comfortable resting place during your visit to this beautiful mosque.
When I visit beautiful places like this mosque, time seems to fly by, compelling me to return home. As the evening wears on, the scenery around this beautiful mosque becomes even more beautiful, making me reluctant to leave.
However, since my house is quite far from this mosque, I ultimately decided to return home. This is the story of my trip to the Babut Taqwa Mosque in Blang Buloh today. Thank you to everyone who has read my post.