Great Mosque of Central Java

The Great Mosque of Central Java is a mosque in the city of Semarang. There are three focal structures planned in the shape of U, with the domed mosque at the inside; all structures have pitched, tiled rooftops, while the focal mosque has four minarets. The focal rooftop takes after the top of a "joglo", the conventional Javanese house, and symbolizes the rising strides toward paradise or to pick up God's favoring. The long structures shaping the arms of the U house a library and amphitheater separately; the assembly hall can hold up to 2,000 individuals.

The Great Mosque of Central Java is a engineering style. The style is the mix of Javanese, Arabic and Roman styles. The solid structures with columns adjust the Roman design, while the bound focal mosque adjusts the Arabic engineering style. The top of the mosque adjusts the top of conventional Javanese customary house, joglo. This sort of rooftop is the imagery of the approaches to paradise. In this way, the rooftop speaks to an esteem that the individuals who put stock in God must search for right way to Heaven. While on the off chance that you investigate the focal patio, you can discover six expansive water driven umbrellas that are like the ones at Nabawi Mosque in Medina.