Indonesia 24: Masjid Jami Banjarmasin


Jami’ Mosque Sungai Jingah, Banjarmasin is recognized as an historic building and may be the oldest mosque in this area. Architecture of this mosque is a mix between traditional Banjar and colonial European building. At its original site at Martapura river bank, this mosque was built in 1777 with full wood/timber materials including its roof, dominantly ebony wood. In 1934, the mosque was rebuilt at its current location using materials from the original mosque.





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Benyamin Lakitan received a BS at Sriwijaya University (Indonesia) in 1982, MS at University of Kentucky (USA) in 1987, and Ph.D. at Cornell University (USA) in 1989. In 1991, awarded 'Adithya Tridharma Nugraha' as Indonesian Best Lecturer by Ministry of Education and Culture. Now, professor at Sriwijaya University and Deputy Minister for Research and Technology, Indonesia. And his hobby is photography .....
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