Great Mosque of Banda Aceh

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The Great Mosque of Banda Aceh is a historic and iconic mosque in Aceh, Indonesia, renowned for its grand architecture and symbolic resilience, particularly after surviving the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.

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instanceOf mosque
religious building
tourist attraction
affiliation Sunni Islam NERFINISHED
alsoKnownAs Baiturrahman Grand Mosque NERFINISHED
Masjid Raya Baiturrahman NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Indo-Saracenic architecture
Islamic architecture
Mughal revival architecture
builtDuring Dutch colonial period
city Banda Aceh NERFINISHED
commissionedBy Karel van der Heijden NERFINISHED
country Indonesia
damageFromEvent minor damage in 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami
function Friday mosque
place of daily prayer
hasCapacity thousands of worshippers
hasFeature black domes
calligraphic decoration
large central dome
ornate arches
reflecting pool
single tall minaret
spacious courtyard
hasRenovation expanded and renovated multiple times in the 20th century
post-tsunami restoration and improvements
locatedIn Aceh NERFINISHED
Aceh Province NERFINISHED
Banda Aceh NERFINISHED
Sumatra NERFINISHED
material concrete
marble
notableFor grand architecture
historical importance in Aceh
role as a symbol of faith and survival
numberOfDomes 7
numberOfMinarets 1
originalBuilder Dutch colonial government
province Aceh NERFINISHED
religion Islam
replaced an older mosque destroyed during the Aceh War
significance landmark of Banda Aceh
symbol of Acehnese identity
symbol of resilience after the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami
survivedEvent 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami NERFINISHED
tourism major tourist attraction in Banda Aceh
usedFor Islamic festivals
community gatherings
religious education
yearCompleted 1881

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Islamic Civilization Park hasReplicaOf Great Mosque of Banda Aceh