Mosque A Thousand Pillars Airconditioning Tour

Masjid Seribu Tiang or Al-Falah Grand Mosque is one of the places of worship of Muslims who have many historical content and has a unique physical building. Places of worship which has a building area of 6,400 square meters with a land area of 2.7 hectares does not have a single.

This place of worship stands firmly in the city of Jambi is surrounded by many buffers (pole). Although known as 1000 poles, but this buffer does not have the number of poles sebayak it, but only reached 256 poles only. But even so this mosque is the only largest place of worship in the city of Jambi which has no walls (walls) and doors.

So that it can be said that in the absence of walls and doors are the swirling out of the wind can add to the atmosphere of worship in this mosque feels more soothing. This is what can make this mosque has a big attraction for tourists / tourists who want to worship and enjoy the uniqueness that is owned by this mosque. Even the great scholars often visit this magnificent mosque

Masjid A Thousand Pillars at Lapan Tillang Label Writing Calligraphy

In the center of the mosque there are eight different pillars with other poles. Where these eight pillars have a lot of carvings decorated with calligraphy writing that can make the visitors or while worshiping in this place will look so majestic with the number of poles and writing a beautiful calligraphy. If viewed at a glance, the building of Muslim worship place looks like a museum or pendopo surrounded by poles and there is a large dome made of glass decorated with Arabic writing (calligraphy) combined with a variety of different colors, to match The circumstances or nuances of the mosque.

For about 3 years, ie in 1971 to 1980. This place of worship was deliberately designed with the concept without the use of doors and walls. So that in 1980 this mosque was inaugurated by former President Soeharto on September 29, 1980. This old mosque can accommodate the congregation up to 10 thousand pilgrims.

Al-Falah Grand Mosque is able to accommodate approximately 10 thousand pilgrims, and frequented by famous scholars, one of the late KH Abdurrahman Wahid.