The beauty of the Syuhada Mosque with its minimalist exterior and interior design

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How are you today friends Worldmappin?, must be healthy and happy right, every time I want to go to a beautiful place I always try to go there in sunny weather so that the photos I take during my trip can look better so that we can enjoy them together when I upload them here.

Today my trip can be said to be close because I want to visit a beautiful mosque that is not that far away, today I also only need to pass through the village streets with beautiful and beautiful views to go to the Syuhada Mosque located in Madan Village, Samudera District, North Aceh Regency.

When I arrived at the Syuhada Mosque on this sunny day I was immediately greeted by the view of a minimalist and classic-looking mosque, at first glance the mosque looks like a box-shaped building with beautiful clean white paint and combined with a black and gold dome above it which makes the classic impression of this mosque even more pronounced.

From the outside I can see the beautiful pillars inside the mosque which are very beautiful with a gold list at the bottom which makes these pillars look very beautiful, on the outside of this mosque there is also a shady canopy roof, this canopy roof can function as a parking lot for the congregation's vehicles who visit this beautiful mosque.

As soon as I entered this mosque I immediately felt comfortable with the beautiful interior view that I saw before my eyes, the interior of this mosque looks very luxurious with a clean white floor combined with a roof that has a brown wood-like design, the room of this mosque is also designed with an open room model so that the congregation can feel cool when they are praying here because the fresh air and gentle breeze can directly enter freely into the mosque.

In the front area of ​​the mosque I also saw a very beautiful wooden pulpit with a minimalist design, this pulpit looks a little high which is covered with beautiful carvings on the wooden walls, the walls of the mosque around this pulpit also look painted with a gold list which makes the view even more amazing.

The appearance of the roof and the area under the dome of this mosque also looks very beautiful, the brown color with a wood-like design is made to blend with the blue and white colors which are very amazing and beautiful, and in the middle there is also a beautiful chandelier, the windows around the lower wall of the dome of this mosque can also allow light to enter the inside of the mosque more freely.

Inside this mosque there are also shelves of the Koran and books that can be used by the congregation, and this mosque also provides an open information board that can be seen directly by the congregation and local residents which makes the management of the funds of this mosque transparent so that it gets the trust of the local community, on the walls of the mosque there are also fans that can be used by the congregation when praying in the mosque.

This mosque also has a large yard that is very well functioned on each side, in the backyard area of ​​this mosque I saw a place for ablution and a clean toilet so that it can be used comfortably by the congregation, the water is also very clear which makes me feel comfortable and fresh when washing my face in this ablution place.

In the courtyard of this mosque there is also a shady parking area and also a large shady tree that can make the courtyard of this mosque even cooler, a spacious and functional mosque courtyard like this makes the view even more beautiful.

The front area of ​​this mosque also looks to have a beautiful design with black windows that make the color of this mosque even more minimalist and simple, the black and white colors that cover several aspects of this mosque such as the dome and windows make the view of the mosque very beautiful.

Today is a very pleasant day after I visited this Syuhada Mosque, hopefully my friends can enjoy the travel post that I share today, thank you to my hivers friends who have visited my travel post today.