Could a mosque be the oldest structure in Ciracas? Right here in Ciracas, Jakarta Timur stands Mushala Ar Rahmah. It’s a mosque with a history shrouded in mystery. Some whisper it dates back to 1812. Others claim 1822 or even 1828. The true story of Mushala Ar Rahmah lies deeper, veiled in the passage of time. Ustaz Syamsudin, a fifth-generation descendant of the mosque’s founders, offers a different perspective. He believes Mushala Ar Rahmah was built in the 15th century, sometime between 1400 and 1500. Imagine a time before mosques dotted the landscape of Ciracas, Cipayung, and Makassar. Ustaz Syamsudin paints a picture of Mushala Ar Rahmah as the sole beacon of Islam in the region during the Dutch colonial era. This two-story structure with eight pillars stands as a testament to its enduring legacy. Its courtyard provides space for parking and also houses the tombs of the founders and some of their descendants. Mushala Ar Rahmah represents more than just a place of worship. It’s a living link to Jakarta’s rich Islamic heritage.
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