Al Mansur Mosque Revitalization, Anies: Not Just A Mosque, It's Full Of Historical Records

DKI Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan (Photo: DKI Jakarta Public Relations)

JAKARTA - DKI Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan revitalized the Al Mansur Mosque on Jalan Jembatan Lima, Tambora, West Jakarta. According to Anies, the mosque which was built 300 years ago has many historical records.

"This is not just a mosque, this is a mosque full of historical records, full of historical events. This is not just a physical building. Here there is a history of struggle, here there is a history of upholding justice and truth," said Anies at the location, Friday, October 8.

Anies said that the Al Mansur mosque had a lot of influence. Many people study religious knowledge at the mosque founded by Muhammad Mansur.

Anies also admitted that he heard firsthand how the mosque, which is famous for its four pillars, made a big contribution to Indonesia's struggle for independence in the past.

"There is a history of struggle here, there is a history of upholding justice and truth. We know the history of Guru Mansyur, his parents and we all saw it," said Anies. revitalize. So, in the future this mosque can continue to stand strong, and be used for the next generation.

“This mosque should not only be cared for, but ensure that our children and the children of our children can see this mosque standing upright. Therefore, we decided to revitalize. Don't let these four pillars be porous and we end up regretting it. Therefore, it is well prepared so that God willing, it can be completed before fasting next year, "he concluded.