Beauty Environmental Design of Taqwa Mosque
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Come back again with me @romirspc here and today i want to share about Beauty Environmental Design of Taqwa Mosque to all of you guys 😊
After my last post i shared about the architecture of the Taqwa Mosque along with the beautiful interior design of this mosque, on this occasion i would like to share how the beauty of the environmental design of the Taqwa Mosque. Not only does it have beautiful architecture, but the Taqwa Mosque also has an environment that is no less interesting because this mosque has a very large land area and uses it to build several miniatures and beautiful environments.
Having a large area and a place in the center of the city makes the Taqwa Mosque has 3 gates that have an interesting architecture and the three gates have the same design as the picture above where this gate has an Arabic style that reads Taqwa Metro Mosque and is made of walls and partly made of from ceramic. Next to the gate there is a pillar of 99 pillars surrounding the mosque which is inscribed with Arabic letters where each pillar has a different meaning.
Inside the courtyard of the Taqwa Mosque there is a small building on top of which is like a dome so that it makes it very attractive, this building functions as a literacy house or reading house in which there are lots of books for the general public who want to read and around it there are neatly arranged seats for mosque visitors. In addition, there is something very aesthetic where on the wall there is a yellow board formed with Lampung Tapis (a batiq or pattern from the Lampung tribe).
Furthermore, right in front of the mosque there is a name that was built that reads the Great Mosque of Taqwa and the entire courtyard of the mosque is filled with green trees, most of which are palm and coconut trees. Furthermore, right in front of the mosque there is a name that was built with the words Great Mosque of Taqwa and the entire courtyard of the mosque is filled with green trees, most of which are palm and coconut trees. In addition to supporting the beauty of the environment, of course, it will make the air around the mosque fresh.
Inside the mosque area there is also a small garden like a very beautiful pond which is made of natural stone in the middle there is a mini fountain as a decoration. In addition, the taqwa mosque has a unique and colorful lamppost and at the top of the pole there is an arch that characterizes the city of Lampung. At the front of the mosque there is also a large pole shaped like a giant umbrella where this umbrella is open if there is a big event and mosque visitors come out of the yard, this umbrella aims to protect visitors from overheating.
The thing that impressed me the most was that there was a miniature of the Kaaba made around the mosque which is very similar to the Kaaba building in Saudi Arabia in the city of Mecca.
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I am impressed that there are so many unique buildings and miniatures that exist around the mosque which are very useful for many people besides that it is also beneficial for the environment such as being planted with trees as greenery so that the air around the mosque is very healthy 🙂
Hello @citaamanda 😊
I'm agree the mosque is very freshy because there are much coconut tree and palm tree that planted around the mosque 🤗
what an enchanted place you let us know in this opportunity dear friend @romirspc, I love the design of these miniatures
I appreciate you sharing this collection of photographs
Hello dear friend sir @jlufer
thankyou so much for stopping by and your kind words 😊
Dear @romirspc, as I have said before in this community, I admire the beauty of the mosques posted here. Each one is better than the last. And the moment I say to myself that I have never seen such beauty before, here comes the next beauty that I have not seen before. 😊
And here is the design of Taqwa Mosque, which you showed us last time. Arabic motifs intertwined with motifs from local culture. Now I do not know which of these two elements contributes more to its exceptional beauty.
But its environment is not inferior to the interior and exterior. The majestic gate, the plants, all the decorations, the miniature of the holiest shrine in Islam - all this is done in a way that makes a person feel good and comfortable within the religious area, as well as to inspire a sense of respect and reverence.
Hello madam @soulsdetour how are you today? 🤗
First, i want to say thank you very much for visiting my post and for positive review, which makes me feel very happy in sharing the beauty of the environmental design in the Taqwa Mosque. In my area, it is very well known for preserving the typical culture of the Lampung region, not only in mosques, but even offices, buildings, schools. It is also inseparable from the Lampung culture, namely tapis which has various patterns that are commonly used for architecture, art and clothing 😄
I've already learned from your post about this traditional Lampung Tapis used this time in the architecture and although there is one replica here - that of the Kaaba, I think it is a wonderful effort to preserve the traditions of the Lampung region. Because it is the differences in different cultures that add beauty and uniqueness to the world. 😊
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The buildings and structures in your country are very much focused on the region, as are the majority, I would like to see the construction process of many of these buildings, thanks for showing us the mosque.
Yes, of course brother, in my area precisely in the province of Lampung, the people's very close to preserving regional culture, even in this case the government is encouraging in an effort to spread the culture of Lampung so that it is known to many people and with my deeply pleasure to share this content to our beloved community 🤗
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You are welcome dear @romirspc. Keep up the great posts! 😀