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The mosque is an Islamic house of worship. And in this post I told about the historic mosque in Aceh.

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Aceh is the only province that applies Islamic Sharia Law in Indonesia. Do not be surprised if the Muslim tradition is so strong. The tsunami-affected province is recovering. Some have stood back majestic. Like the Baiturrahman Mosque, the mosque that stood when it was hit by a tsunami has now returned beautifully. Speaking of mosques, Aceh has various historic mosques. Here Travelingyuk will mention the historic Mosque in Aceh.

Baiturrahim Ulee Lheue Mosque

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This historic mosque is a legacy of the Sultan of Aceh in the 17th century. In the past, the building of this mosque is made of wood. Then the Dutch East Indies government built the Baiturrahim Ulee Lheue Mosque with permanent European architectural material in 1922. On the inside of this mosque there is also Arabic Jawi spelling calligraphy.

Teungku In Anjong Mosque

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The mosque was founded by Sayyid Abu Bakr ibn Husin Bafaqih, an Arab scholar, in the 18th century around 1769 AD. When the tsunami struck Aceh in 2004, the mosque was wiped out. But people rebuild this mosque with concrete material. Teungku In Anjong Mosque is located in the village of Peulanggahan, Kutaraja Sub-district.

The Old Mosque Indra Puri

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The mosque, named Mosque Indrapuri by Sultan Iskandar Muda around the year 1607-1636 above the ruins of Hindu temples. Indrapuri itself is the name of the Hindu kingdom that once existed in Aceh. Mosque roof overlap on four layers of staircase walls made of limestone and clay.

Old Mosque Ulee Kareng

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The shape of this mosque resembles the Tengku Mosque in Anjong Fracture and Tuha Indrapuri Mosque. But the yard is smaller than the two mosques. Sayyid Al Mahalli is an Arab scholar who founded this mosque.

Exploring Aceh, not just visiting the Baiturrahman Great Mosque or the remnants of the tsunami disaster. There are many mosques that you can visit, especially during Ramadan month like this. By the way, what's your activity when Ramadan arrives?