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Masjid Jamik Bengkulu is a mosque, located at Jl. Letjend Suprapto, Tengah Padang, Ratu Samban, Kota Bengkulu, Bengkulu 38222, Indonesia

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Jl. Letjend Suprapto, Tengah Padang, Ratu Samban, Kota Bengkulu, Bengkulu 38222

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19 Reviews

  • Anonymous
    24 May 2018

    One of best mosque in Bengkulu. Designed by Bung Karno

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  • Anonymous
    17 May 2018

    Historical place in the middle of the city! Easy to access, quite big to accomodate a thousand people. Had many renovations, so it is getting better and better. The place for having wudhu is quite comfortable even though sometimes it is dirty. Masjid jamik provide a special place to put our shoes when we shalat. The main room is sooo clean and windy (which is good).

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  • Anonymous
    04 April 2018

    Masjid kebanggaan warga kota bengkulu

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  • Anonymous
    02 November 2017

    Simple design, clean but the parking area is limited

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  • Anonymous
    17 August 2017

    Clean, has a large parking lot

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  • Anonymous
    07 June 2017

    A national heritage

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  • Anonymous
    16 January 2017

    Masjid Bersejarah rancangan Bung Karno pada tahun 30-an. Dibangun di atas Masjid lama yang telah berdiri sejak tahun 1800-an. Atap limas unik pengaruh Eropa. Perhatikan ornamen floral di beberapa tiangnya. Masih dalam kondisi terawat dan aktif.

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  • Anonymous
    07 January 2017

    We pray here

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  • Anonymous
    13 November 2016

    Lovely..

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  • Anonymous
    15 October 2016

    Masjid Jamik Bengkulu, Direnovasi oleh Presiden Pertama RI Ir. Soekarno. Pada waktu pengasingan di Bengkulu, Tahun 1938 - 1942. 😊

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  • Anonymous
    17 September 2016

    From 1939 to 1942 Bengkulu was a home-in-domestic-exile for the Indonesian nationalist leader Soekarno who later became the first president of Indonesia. During his imprisonment by the Dutch in Bengkulu, Soekarno, who was an architect, redesigned and renovated an old simple mosque (which established in 18th century) which later known as Masjid Jamik (Jamik Mosque). The mosque is frequently associated with the figure of Soekarno. The best time to visit the mosque is during Friday afternoon prayers, when the entire building is filled with people. The people who pray at the mosque are easygoing and hospitable to visitors. Now, it is a noted landmark and a historic site in the city. No entrance fee.

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  • Anonymous
    07 September 2016

    Sholat subuh di masjid Jamek Bengkulu.salah satu cagarbudaya hasil rancangan presiden pertama RI Ir. Soekarno

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  • Anonymous
    17 July 2016

    Limited parking space but no parking attendant.

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  • Anonymous
    02 July 2016

    Masjid bersejarah hasil rancangan Ir. Soekarno (Proklamator dan Presiden Pertama Republik Indonesia). Masjid dengan desain turki, suasana nyaman, udara sejuk, tempat wudhu luas, dan terdapat Bedug yang ditabuh setiap kali sholat. Rasakan suasana Islami dan bersejarah!

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  • Anonymous
    26 May 2016

    Cam ko ha

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  • Anonymous
    24 January 2016

    Tempat rehat yang cukup nyaman, tetapi Masjidnya agak kurang terawat dan tampak kotor. Mungkin perawatan dan pembersihan secara rutin bisa memperbaiki kondisi ini.

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  • Anonymous
    02 October 2015

    During the political struggles against Dutch colonial rule, Bengkulu was a home-in-domestic-exile for the Indonesian nationalist leader Soekarno (1939 – 1942) who later became the first president of Indonesia. During his imprisonment by the Dutch in Bengkulu, Soekarno, who was an architect, redesigned and renovated an old simple mosque (which established in 18th century) who later known as Mesjid Jamik (Jamik Mosque). The mosque is frequently associated with the figure of Soekarno. The best time to visit the mosque is during Friday afternoon prayers, when the entire building is filled with people. The people who pray at the mosque are easygoing and hospitable to visitors. No entrance fee.
    The Jamik Mosque is located on Jl. Sudirman and it is a noted landmark in the city now.

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  • Anonymous
    25 July 2015

    Mari dhuhur cmpur Ashar

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  • Anonymous
    22 August 2014

    Salah satu masjid bersejarah karna di rancang dan di bangun oleh Ir. Soekarno presiden pertama kali Indonesia.

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