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Pontianak Jami Mosque or known as the Sultan Syarif Abdurahman Mosque is the oldest mosque in Pontianak, this mosque is one of two buildings that marked the founding of the city of Pontianak in 1771.
Even before building the Sultan Syarif Abdurrahman Palace, he built this mosque first.
Almost 90% of the construction of this mosque is made of belian wood, the roof which was originally made of thatch, now uses shingle or thin pieces of belian wood.
The roof has 4 floors, at the top the roof is in the form of a flower bud or stupa,
The windows are lined with a large entrance and decorated with translucent glass, there is also red and yellow glass.
The distance between the floors of the mosque is 50CM, now under the mosque has been casted with cement so that the floor does not fall further.
Inside the mosque there are 6 wooden pillars, 50cm in diameter, besides the round pillars there are 6 other supporting pillars that rise to the ceiling of the mosque in the form of a square.
The mosque can now accommodate 1500 worshipers.
Behind the mosque there is a village called Kampung Beting, Kelurahan Kampung Dalam Bugis.
As the forerunner to the birth of the city of Pontianak, the Jami' Sulthan Syarif Abdurahman mosque and the Kadriah palace are one of the important historical attractions in the capital city of West Kalimantan.
Kadriah Palace which is more than 200 years old has a magnificent building complex, the shape of the building resembles a ship, has a size of 30 x 50 meters, this palace building consists of 3 floors,
This is what makes it the largest palace owned by West Kalimantan,
Inside the Kadriah palace there are many historical relics, the Kadriah Palace is written in Malay or Arabic Arabic script bald on the front of this palace, this is a sign indicating that this palace was built by descendants of Alkadri which led to Habib husein alkadri, a famous cleric from Hadalmaut Yemen, even the next end leads to the descendants of the Prophet Muhammad.
The Pontianak Sultanate is known to have great respect for immigrants, this is evidenced by the names of Arabic villages, Bangka villages, Javanese villages, Banjar villages, Tambelan villages, Bugis villages and others around the palace.
The construction of this building is made of iron wood or wood from original Kalimantan, the information has never been replaced from the start.
This building consists of 3 parts, namely, the first palace terrace, in front of the terrace there are nine steps.
on the front there is a cannon found in the Kapuas river.
Mentioned on the front is the architecture of the Chinese ethnic house of worship as a sign that the sultan really appreciates this which has occupied the banks of the Kapuas river from the start.