See the stunning beauty of the Amaliah Mosque up close

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In the countryside there are always amazing surprises that make me never get bored of exploring every corner of the rural area to visit beautiful mosques and share them with friends in the Worldmappin community that we love, today I myself want to visit the Amaliah Mosque which is located in Meunasah Teungoh Village, Simpang Keramat District.

This beautiful mosque has a stunning design, reminiscent of buildings from the movies. The combination of blue, yellow, and white on the exterior of the mosque creates a striking appearance, which immediately captivated me when I first saw it. This mosque has one main dome on top and two domes on top of long minarets at the front.

The exterior design of this mosque is very different from any mosque I've visited before, making me admire the beautiful architecture of this beautiful mosque. A closer look at the exterior walls also reveals beautiful small blue domes.

The interior design of this mosque is just as beautiful as its exterior. As soon as I entered, I noticed the interior design was very minimalist and simple, and most importantly, the interior of the mosque was clean, making me feel comfortable. The main hall of the mosque looked very spacious, covered with cream-colored ceramic tiles and a brown ceiling with a wood motif.

In the front of the mosque, I also noticed a neatly laid carpet, making the interior look even more beautiful and comfortable. Seeing the prayer carpet design in this mosque brought back nostalgia, as I often observed prayer carpets with motifs like this one.

Right at the front of the mosque is a beautiful light brown pulpit with hints of gold, further enhancing its beauty. Next to the pulpit is a small carpet for the imam to pray on during congregational prayers.

Inside the mosque, there are also books, Qurans, fans, prayer mats, prayer robes, and even a donation box, making it easy for worshippers to give alms. I personally really enjoyed observing everything inside the mosque because the items were neatly arranged, making the view pleasing to the eye.

The right side of the mosque's courtyard is paved with paving blocks, leading to the ablution area at the end. The ablution area still retains its classic appearance, making me feel like I've stepped into a time machine when I saw the design of this beautiful mosque. Inside the ablution area, there's also a comfortable restroom, and in the right side of the courtyard, there's a beautiful small hall that serves as a resting place.

The mosque itself has a very spacious courtyard, and at the far end of the courtyard on the left side of the mosque there is also a parking area complete with a shady roof. This parking area is usually used when the mosque is busy with worshippers, such as on Fridays and other major holidays. On weekdays like this, I prefer to park my vehicle near the mosque so I can more easily control my vehicle while inside this beautiful mosque.

From the outside, I found the mosque to be beautiful, especially with the reflection of the beautiful afternoon sun, which made the view even more beautiful.

After visiting and taking in every detail of this beautiful mosque, I decided to return home as it was getting dark. This concludes my travel story to the Amaliah Mosque today. Thank you to everyone who has visited my travel post today.