“A prayer whispered on the wind,” murmured an old fisherman, mending his nets by the shore. “That’s how Masjid Nur Huda began.” Masjid Nur Huda stands here as a testament to the faith of the community. Several locations bear the name Nurul Huda in Batam, sometimes spelled with a slight variation. There’s a Masjid Nurul Huda in Bumi Agung Permai, established in the year 2000. Another Masjid NURUL-HUDA graces Jalan Bayam Baloi Blk.III-Kel.Lubuk Baja Kota. This one dates back to 1998. While our Masjid Nur Huda shares a similar spirit, its story is unique to this location. This makes it difficult to determine which information might be relevant. For now, its precise origins remain a mystery. But it thrives as a place of worship, echoing with the prayers of those who seek solace within its walls.
Museum Raja Ali Haji
Opened in 2020, the Museum Raja Ali Haji whispers tales of Batam’s transformation. This museum, named after the celebrated 19th-century