Quranic Values on the Jamik Mosque Architecture in Sumenep

Fajariyah, Lukman

doi:10.18860/jia.v6i3.9921

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“…A triangle is interpreted as a place of perfection or a holy place. In Sundanese proverbs, there is the term bale nyuncung (sharp roof), a tropical pyramid roof also found in various places in Indonesia, especially in Java [13]. The roof of the pyramid consists of four triangles connected from four sides.…”

Section: Mosque Building: Dome As a Heavenly Symbolmentioning

confidence: 99%

Examining the Symbolic Meaning of Al Jabbar Grand Mosque in Bandung

Jamaludin,

Santosa,

Anita

2023

JIA

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This paper discusses the formal and symbolic aesthetic meaning of the Al Jabbar Grand Mosque, a new mosque in Bandung, Indonesia, designed by Ridwan Kamil. Like Ridwan Kamil's previous works, the Al Jabbar mosque in Bandung has a contemporary design. The general concept of the architect in designing this mosque has been published in the mass media, and the public already knows the design idea of the mosque. However, there are still features within the mosque that need to be described and analyzed so that the general public can understand the architect's intention. This paper proposes answers through interpretation methods with a descriptive analysis approach to understand the symbolic meaning of the new features of the mosque. The symbolic aesthetic used in the analysis uses symbolic aesthetics from the culture of the Sundanese people, one of the ethnic groups in Indonesia, which is geographically the cultural background where the mosque was built. The analysis found that the meaning the mosque forms, apart from having a bond of meaning with the mosque, also has a bond of meaning with the local culture. The architect made it differently with the spirit of novelty to enrich Islamic architecture and design treasures.

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Section: Mosque Building: Dome As a Heavenly Symbolmentioning

confidence: 99%

Examining the Symbolic Meaning of Al Jabbar Grand Mosque in Bandung

Jamaludin,

Santosa,

Anita

2023

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“…The rich meaning of the elements of the Jami Mosque inspires people in the educational and professional fields when they design buildings by applying local architectural meanings. In addition, the ideology of Islam is displayed by the Old Jami Mosque, and even the mosque represents the values of the Qur'an [2]. The central pillar of the Jami Mosque is a marker of the connection between architecture and the macro concept of urban spatial planning as a system [3].…”

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confidence: 99%

Tracing Persian Influences: Exploring the Meaning of Mosques and Mausoleums in South Sulawesi as Iconic Islamic Architecture

Sutrisno

2023

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This study explores the meaning of Mosques and Mausoleums in South Sulawesi as Islamic architecture influenced by Persian civilization. Previous research on the shape of the mausoleum scattered in South Sulawesi indicated the justification of Persian civilization. The research used a rationalistic paradigm with qualitative methods. The study's results explained that the meaning of mosques and mausoleums indicated the development of the spread of Islam in South Sulawesi. The old mosque has concluded as an iconic Islamic architecture in the category of Islamic heritage buildings. The Old Jami Mosque in Palopo, the al-Hilal Mosque of Katangka Gowa, and the old al-Mujahidin Mosque in Bone represent the three old mosques. The syntactic relations of the three regions were compiled in a historical relationship as the three great kingdoms in the classical period of Islam in South Sulawesi. The similarity aspect is shown by the alignment of the shape of the mosque with the architectural forms of the archipelago's mosques through the shape of the roof and its layers—shapes from nature such as leaves, mean fertility. The creativity of carving on the mihrab shows public awareness to present the mosque's beauty through calligraphy.

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“…Mulyadi [3] mentioned the meaning and application of calligraphy, which is written about the surah of Al Qur'an, Hadits, pillars of faith (iman), and posts of Islam in the 19 window frames and main pillars of Al-Wustha, Mangkunegaran Mosque [9]. Fajariyah [10], in his research, said that Islamic doctrines and values of the Al Qur'an and Hadits are inseparable from the design architecture of the mosque [10]. In other studies, Yunianti (2015) researched the aesthetic value of the Surakarta Great Mosque [11], while Umairoh and Nurjayanti focused on Islamic art elements on Hj.…”

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Historical, Philosophical, and Contextual Values in Al-Wustho Mangkunegaran Mosque, Surakarta

Nurjayanti

2022

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Al-Wustho Mangkunegaran Mosque is one of the historical mosques in Surakarta, located in the Mangkunegaran Palace area. Kanjeng Gusti Pangeran Adipati Arya Mangkunegara-I initiated the construction. The mosque belongs to Mangkunegaran palace and is protected as a cultural heritage building. The purpose of this research is to find 1). the historical value of the building, 2). various philosophical values that underlie the shape/embodiment of the structure (spatial planning, building form, decorative arts), 3). contextual matters related to the function and condition of the Al-Wustho Mangkunegaran Mosque. The methods used are 1. historical plot tracing, building artifacts tracing through primary and secondary sources, 2. Interviews with mosque/marbot holders, community users, and community leaders. 3. Reference studies, analysis, and synthesis. The historical values are indicated by the existence of the palace mosque which is a cultural heritage building. The King besides being a ruler is also a religious leader (panatagama). The philosophical values are reflected in the design, construction, symbols, and ornamentation of mosques that contain Islamic philosophy. Located on a three-stack tajug roof, calligraphic ornamentation on gates, doors, windows, and columns is a reminder to be closer to Allah. The contextual values of the building are seen in the blending style of Javanese, European and Islamic cultures. The mosque also functions for the benefit of the people as the embodiment of rahmatan lil Alamin.

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Quranic Values on the Jamik Mosque Architecture in Sumenep

Cited by 4 publications

References 7 publications

Examining the Symbolic Meaning of Al Jabbar Grand Mosque in Bandung

Examining the Symbolic Meaning of Al Jabbar Grand Mosque in Bandung

Tracing Persian Influences: Exploring the Meaning of Mosques and Mausoleums in South Sulawesi as Iconic Islamic Architecture

Historical, Philosophical, and Contextual Values in Al-Wustho Mangkunegaran Mosque, Surakarta

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