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Istiqlal Mosque (Masjid Istiqlal)

About The Masjid Istiqlal

The Istiqlal Mosque/Masjid Istiqlal (The Independence Mosque) is the Mosque of the National Of Republic Indonesia which located in Central Jakarta with the Grand Imam is Prof. Dr. Kyai Haji Nasaruddin Umar and the Chairman of the Executing Agency for administrator of Masjid Istiqlal is Muhammad Muzammil Basyuni .  This national mosque of Indonesia was built to commemorate Indonesian independence and named "Istiqlal", an Arabic word for "independence".  The mosque was opened to the public 22 February 1978. Within Jakarta, the mosque is positioned next to Merdeka Square and the Jakarta Cathedral.

History

After the war of independence, Indonesia start developing the big ideas to establish a national mosque. The idea of building a mosque comes after four years of the proclamation of independence. The idea of building a state mosque is in line with the tradition of the Indonesian nation since the days of the ancient royal never built a monumental religious buildings symbolizing the triumph of the state. For example, at the time of the Hindu-Buddhist kingdoms of Indonesia has been successfully built the temples of Borobudur and Prambanan. So on the independence of Indonesia rises idea of building a grand mosque is a magnificent and worthy of the title as a mosque, the largest Muslim country in the world.

The Construction of the mosque was initiated by the First President of the Republic of Indonesia, Ir. Soekarno where erection of the first stone, mark as the beginning of construction of the Istiqlal Mosque conducted by Ir. Sukarno on August 24, 1951. The architect of Istiqlal Mosque was Frederich Silaban, a Protestant Christian.

Location and The Style Of The Building

The location of this mosque complex is located on the former Wilhelmina Park, in northeast field Merdeka adjoining stand Monumen Nasional (Monas). Across the east of this mosque stands the Cathedral Church Jakarta. The address of Masjid Istiqlal is Taman Wijaya Kusuma Street, Ps. Baru, Sawah Besar, Central Jakarta, DKI Jakarta, Pos Code. 10710, Indonesia. 

The main building of this mosque consists of five floors and one ground floor. The mosque has a modern architectural style with the walls and marble floors, decorated with geometric ornaments from stainless steel.

The main building of the mosque is crowned a large dome diameter of 45 meters which is supported by 12 large pillars. Single tower towering as high as a total of 96.66 meters in the southern corner of the hall of the mosque. The mosque is able to accommodate more than two hundred thousand pilgrims.

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At SMA 100 jakarta

Exam on going – at SMA 100 jakarta – See on Path.

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Jakarta is Raining now.... 🙍

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Soft Story - Pasangan Hidup 💑

Berbicara tentang Pasangan hidup tentu kita terutama yang Perempuan pasti mempunyai kriteria pasangan hidupnya masing-masing, begitu juga dengan Saya. Mungkin orang berfikir selera saya terlalu tinggi padahal tidak. Mungkin, Orang melihat Saya sedikit aneh karena Saya lebih menyukai Pria yang usianya jauh lebih di atas saya, dan berkharisma.

Saya tidak pernah menargetkan pasangan hidup saya harus yang Bertitle apagunanya jika DIA bertitle tetapi tidak bermanfaat untuk Saya. Buat Saya, Cinta itu adalah PERASAAN jika seorang Pria dewasa yang Saya lihat seorang Pekerja Keras, Bertanggung jawab dan kelihatan penyayang mungkin itu bisa menggetarkan hati saya. Buat Saya, Kesetiaan itu nomor Satu di dalam sebuah hubungan.

Bicara soal pendidikan buat saya, itu hanya masalah kesempatan. Jika Saya nanti kelak mempunyai Gelar dan mempunyai jabatan, Saya tidak akan menargetkan Pria yang berpendidikan di atas saya. Kenapa? Karena menurut Saya, di dalam suatu hubungan tidak harus dilandasi dengan Suatu Gelar tetapi Seseorang yang bisa berkarya dan menghasilkan uang dan juga bisa membahagiakan saya dengan hasil karyanya. 

Cita-cita Saya jika berkeluarga tidaklah rumit. Saya menginginkan seorang Pria yang Bijaksana dalam menyikapi hidup dan tentunya mempunyai karya yang bisa menghasilkan uang, Yang mempunyai Planning Hidup supaya masa depan Kita bersama JELAS. Dan Saya tidak Munafik, Saya menginginkan Pria yang MAPAN dalam segala hal, Mapan itu bukan berarti DIA harus menjadi seorang Konglomerat bukan itu maksud saya tapi Seorang Pria di mata saya yang Mapan sudah mempunyai materi yang cukup bersyukurlah apabila berlebih. Dan Saya juga menginginkan Pria yang memberi kebebasan kepada Saya untuk berkarier. Saya tidak pernah mempermasalahkan Pekerjaan dan Pendidikan seseorang, Yang saya pandang bagaimana Dia mencintai Saya. 

Saya tipe Perempuan yang Setia dalam segala hal, dan saya bukan tipe perempuan yang hobi mengobral kata Cinta. Tapi jika ada Pria yang mencintai Saya, jika DIA tulus mencintai Saya, Saya jauh lebih mencintai DIA walaupun Saya tidak memperlihatkannya, tapi Saya akan mematuhi semua permintaannya yang masuk di Logika Saya. Sampai detik ini Saya menulis, seluruh jiwa raga Saya tidak pernah tersentuh dengan tangan Pria karena Saya menyimpannya semuanya kelak untuk Suami Saya, Itulah tanda cinta saya kepada Suami Saya. 

Saya juga menginginkan Pria yang bisa mengerti tentang Saya yang mempunyai Motto hidup Sederhana Saja. Saya tipe wanita yang Simple dalam segala hal, It’s Me. 

                  “Cinta sejati hanya datang Satu kali, jaga dan sayangilah.”

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Cinta itu bukan harta dan bukan kemewahan. Cinta itu sederhana, Karena itu menyangkut rasa, sayang, dan memiliki.

Hidup

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One Shot Story - The Secret Admire

This story begin in the first of December, 2016 There’s someone always send me the song, The song is Kau Yang Sangat Ku Sayang(You’re I Love the most) by Rano Karno.

Maybe I called the sender is the Secret Admire because Every Morning, Every night, the Secret Admire always send me with the same song. I’m curious who is the sender because in my mail the sender name only with number. I don’t know who is at all. 

Hmm.... I just thought, from the words you say to me, the way you send me the old song, I know You(the Secret Admire) are older than me😅 I just want to ask, Is there another song beside the song You always send to me in this 3 months?😅

However, I appreciate what You’ve done to me. But, I want to focus with my study because I should prepared for the University I want to entered. Beside that, I hope We could known each other and We could be friend too!

Thank You for being my Secret Admire! I hope we could known Soon! 🐱🚀🐱🐉

                                                          -End-

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The Beauty could be faded by the Age. But, the Talents that God has Given to us will never faded by the Age.

Life

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Accompany someone in distress is much more valuable than a hundred people who accompany you in happiness.

Life

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Friday Holy - Beetwen Believer and Wise

One day, There was a teacher of the koran, She was thought that she is a believer. Once upon a time, She lost her slippers after she finished teaching, and She asked one by one but no one admit it. And then, There was a poor girl who student at the place she taught, She had thought that the girl was a poor and she felt that girl had robbed her Slippers, She asked her,

Teacher :Did you robbed my slippers, girl?

Girl :No, I don't miss

Teacher :You lie!I don't believe it! I Couldn't tolerate it!

Girl :I swear to God miss! I never do that!

Teacher :You Lie! I know You had but You won't to admit it! Start tomorrow, DON'T EVER COME TO HERE! I NEVER ACCEPT A ROBBED GIRL!

After the Teacher said that, The girl went to her home with her tears. Because, She never did that, but her Teacher didn't believe her at all.

A month later, The teacher lost her slippers again, but... Who else would be accused? The girl had gone and never came back again. She had not felt anything and She borrowed the someone's slippers for she weared to walked.

She came to her sister house, She looked there was her two lost slippers, She asked herself 'Why my slippers here?', and then She asked her sister about the slippers,

Teacher :Why there are my slippers at your house?

Teacher's sister :I'm sorry sis, I forget to told You if I want to borrowed your slippers because You were teaching at that time.

Teacher :But, You could came in and asked to me.

Teacher's sister :I'm so sorry sis.

The teacher felt rue because She accused the Girl and made her cried. When She wants to apologized, The girl had moved to other place.

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From this story we could learn that if We want to called a believer, because A beliver is enough to be seen with the words and behavior.

Quotes :

"The believer is not necessarily wise. But the wise man is definitely a believer."

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The Museum Nasional

At this time, I shall to explain about The Museum Nasional to You all. Because, I think this museum is the one of the main museums in Indonesia😁 Check It Out❣❣

THE MUSEUM NASIONAL

The Museum Nasional Indonesia (Eng : The National Museum Of Indonesia) or Museum Gajah, are the first and the biggest museum in Southeast Asia. It is located at Medan Merdeka Barat Street, No.12, Gambir, Central Jakarta, Indonesia. 

HISTORY OF THE MUSEUM NASIONAL :

The building was built on April 24, 1778. This building was Bataviaasch Genootschap van Kunsten en Wetenschappen (ID:  Ikatan Kesenian dan Ilmu Batavia, Eng : The Royal Batavian Society of Arts and Sciences). J.C.M.Radermacher, The leader, contributed A Building at Kalibesar Street with The Arts and The Books collections that will be the basis for the establishmented of the museum. 

During the British Goverment in Indonesia (1811-1816), Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles who was the Direct of Bataviaasch Genootschap van Kunsten en Wetenschappen, Instructed the Development of the new building at Majapahit Street, No.3. This building was used as the Museum and the Meeting Room for the Literary Society (the named was “Societeit de Harmonie.”). Now, the Building is one of the state Secretariat Complex. 

In 1862, after the collections filled full the museum in Majapahit Street, the Dutch East Indies Goverment built the Building which is still occupied. The Museum opened for the public in 1868. 

In February, 1950 the institution became the Lembaga Kebudayaan Indonesia (Indonesian Culture Council). On September 17, 1962 it was handed over to the Indonesian government and became known as Museum Pusat (Central Museum). By decree of the Minister of Education and Culture No. 092/0/1979 May 28, 1979 it was renamed the Museum Nasional. In 2005, the Museum Nasional under the Management of Ministry of Tourism in connection with the transfer of the Directorate General of Culture to the environment ministry.

The Museum Nasional also known as Museum Gajah, because The Elephant statue that placed in front of the Museum was the Present by the Chulalangkorn King from Thailand in 1871. 

THE MUSEUM NASIONAL BUILDING :

With the Classic Style, the Museum Nasional is one of manifestation of European influence. It was built in 1862 by the government in response to the association Royal Batavian Society of Arts and Sciences that examined the scientific research in the Dutch East Indies.

The Elephant Statue

The Elephant Building of National Museum (The South Building)

The Arca Building (The North Building)

THE MUSEUM NASIONAL COLLECTIONS :

The Museum Nasional have many the Ancient Collections from all over the Nusantara. Among the other things includes the Collections are the ancient statues, inscriptions, ancient artifacts and other arts. The collection are categorized into ethnography, bronze, prehistoric, ceramics, textiles, numismatic, historical relics and precious objects.

Notes on the website National Museum of the Republic of Indonesia in 2001 showed that the collections has reached 109,342 pieces. The number of collections that makes this museum is known as the most comprehensive in Indonesia. In 2006 the number of museum collections has exceeded 140,000 pieces, although only a third that could be shown to the audience.

Before the building of the National Library which is located at Salemba Street, No. 27, Central Jakarta was established, the Museum Nasional collections also includes ancient manuscripts. The manuscripts and other Museum Nasional collections are now stored at the National Library.

Interesting collection is the statue of Bhairawa. The tallest statue in the National Museum (414 cm) is a manifestation of the god Lokeswara or Awalokiteswara, which is a manifestation of Bodhisattva (Buddha emission) on Earth. This sculpture in the form of a man standing over the corpses and rows of skulls and holding a cup made from a skull in his left hand and a dagger short-Arabic style in his right hand. It is estimated, sculpture found in Roco Padang, West Sumatra from the 13th Century to 14th Century.

The oldest collection of Buddha statues in the museum is a statue of Buddha Dipangkara that made of bronze stored in the Bronze room in a glass box of its own. Meanwhile, Hindu statues of the oldest in the archipelago, namely Vishnu Cibuaya (around the 4th century AD) located at Batu Arca room. The collection is displayed without text labels and impeded by Ganesha statues of Candi Banon.

THE OTHER COLLECTIONS OF MUSEUM NASIONAL :

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The Prasasti Museum

I would like to share about The Prasasti Museum or in English ‘The Inscription Museum’. 

The Prasasti Museum is a museum of cultural heritage legacy of the Dutch colonial period. It Located at Tanah Abang Street, No.1, Tanah Abang, Central Jakarta, Indonesia. The Museum whom has 1.2 Hectares is an open museum that shows many arts from the past about the sophistication of the sculptor, The engraver, The calligrapher and The poet who fused.

BEFORE BECOME A MUSEUM :

The museum was formerly a cemetery, built by the Dutch colonial government in 1795 as a final resting place for noble Dutchmen. Several important person that was buried in the cemetery area are Olivia Mariamne Raffles - the first wife of British governor general Thomas Stamford Raffles - and Indonesian youth activist Soe Hok Gie. The cemetery was Officially opened on September 28, 1797, Although people had been buried here as early as 1795. The cemetery was known as Ginger Kober Kebon (recorded under this name since December 14, 1798). It was located in Kerkhoflaan and has a total area of 5.9 hectares. The cemetery was built to a accommodate the increasing number of death that was the caused by an outbreak of disease in Batavia. Because of this outbreak, the cemetery area of the New Dutch Church (Dutch Hollandsche Nieuwe Kerk, now the Wayang Museum), Binnenkerk (an inner city Portuguese Church), and Zion Church (an outer city Portuguese Church) was full. Because of this, some of the gravestones from Reviews These cemeteries were transferred into Keboh Ginger Kober cemetery ( Kebon Jahe Kober cemetery is located close to the river Kali Krukut ). 

After Indonesia's declaration of independence, the park was used as a Christian cemetery. Within the first two years it was managed by the Verberg Foundation and for the next twenty years it was handled by the Palang Hitam Foundation.  From 1967 to 1975 the cemetery was managed by the Jakarta burials agency. In 1975, the cemetery was closed to made way for the construction of the Central Jakarta mayoralty office. At a request from the local government, some corpses were removed by relatives while others were taken to Tanah Kusir cemetery in South Jakarta. Many tombstones, sculptures and statues were removed and damaged during the construction of the office and now only 32 tombstones remains in their original positions. The size of the cemetery is also reduced from the original 5.9 hectare plot to 1.3 hectares. Only 1,372 of about 4,200 stones were selected to be kept in the cemetery. 

The cemetery was officially inaugurated as Taman Prasasti Museum on July 9, 1977 by Ali Sadikin, former governor of Jakarta. Since 2003, the museum is administered by the Jakarta History Museum management.

THE COLLECTIONS IN THE PRASASTI MUSEUM :

The main collection of the museum is the Dutch gravestones, some of these came from the former Nieuwe Hollandsche Kerk (the location of which is now the Wayang Museum in Jakarta Old Town). These gravestones are marked with the inscription "HK" or "Hollandsche Kerk". The oldest gravestones is from the 17th century up to the end of 18th century. The style of the gravestones range from Javanese-Hindu style, neogothic, and classical. The gravestones are arranged on a park-like setting.

Other collection of this museum are ancient inscription stones, miniature of different gravestones from various provinces of Indonesia, a replica of a 17th-century hearse, and the original coffins for Sukarno and Mohammad Hatta, the first president and vice president of Indonesia. The doric-style main building in front of the cemetery is built in 1874. The building contains two wings to the left and to the right of the main building, each is used to entomb remains of males and females.

NOTABLE INTERMENTS :

Adami Caroli Claessens, Catholic priest.

Adriaan Osstwalt (1674-December 30, 1734), director general of the Dutch East Indies.

Andreas Victor Michiels

F.H. Roll (founder of STOVIA medical school, now University of Indonesia)

Johan Harmen Rudolf Köhler

Jan Laurens Andries Brandes (1857–June 26, 1905), a Dutch author, historian, and archeologist who collected Hindu statues now in possession of the National Museum of Indonesia.

Miss Riboet, a 1930s artist.

Olivia Mariamne Raffles (died November 23, 1814), the first wife of British governor general Thomas Stamford Raffles

Pieter Eberveld

Soe Hok Gie, an Indonesian activist.

W.F. Stutterheim, an archeologist who wrote a book about the Hindu hero Rama.

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The Gedung Joang ‘45 (Museum Joang 45)

Hello Everyone! This time, I would like to sharing about The Gedung Joang ‘45, So...Check it Out😉

The Gedung Joang ‘45 or Museum Joang is one of the Museums in Jakarta. Currently The Management carried out by Department of Tourism and Culture for DKI Jakarta Province. It Located at Menteng Raya 31 Street, No.31, Kebon Sirih, Menteng, Central Jakarta. Gedung Joang ‘45 was inaugurated by President Soeharto in 1974 after the renovation. 

Before this building was renovated and built for the museum, This building was a hotel who managed by L.C.Schomper’s Family from Dutch. The name of The Hotel was Schomper, according with the owner’s name. The Hotel included one of the best hotels in Batavia at that times. 

When Japan entered Indonesia (1942-1945) and Japan took charge of Batavia, The Young Generations Of Indonesia took over the function of The Hotel became an Office who managed by Ganseikanbu Sendenbu (Jawatan Propaganda Jepang/Propaganda Bureau of Japan) and to be headed by A Japanese, “Simizu”. And Then, At this office held the Political Education Program in 1942 for educated the Young Generations of Indonesia and funded entirely by the Japanese Goverment. 

In This Museum, We Could See Traces the Struggle of Indonesian Independence by the Relics Collections of The Fighters Indonesia. Among others are :

The Official Cars Of The First President and Vice President known as REP 1 and REP 2

Car Bombing Events

The Collections of documentation photographs and the paintings depicting the struggle around years 1945-1950.

This was the Diponegoro Prince’s Swords 👇

This was the Official Car of the First President and Vice President 👇

These were General Soedirman’s Clothes and horn 👇

The Japan Pamphlet in Indonesia 👇

The Young Generations and Mr. President and Teams 👇

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The Maritime (Bahari) Museum

The Maritime Museum (Indonesian: Museum Bahari) is the only one Maritime Museum in Indonesia. The Maritime Museum is Located at Jl. Pasar Ikan 1, Sunda Kelapa, Jakarta 14440, Indonesia. The museum is located in Jakarta Old Town (Kota Tua), the historic center of Jakarta. The museum was inaugurated inside the former Dutch East India Company (VOC) warehouses. The museum focuses on the maritime history of Indonesia and the importance of the sea to the economy of present-day Indonesia.

It was built in former Dutch East India Company warehouse.  The warehouses were built beside the mouth of Ciliwung River, the main river of Jakarta. The warehouses is divided into two parts: the Westzijdsche Pakhuizen or "warehouses of the west bank" (constructed from 1652–1771) and the Oostzijdsche Pakhuizen or "warehouses of the east bank". The west warehouse consists of four building units, three of them are now used for the museum.

Some of the warehouses were rebuilt at the end of the 17th century in order to create more space between the city wall and the warehouses. Between the warehouses and the city wall in front of the museum, the Company kept supplies of copper and tin. The remaining city wall in front of the Maritime Museum onwards to the bastion Zeeburg and a bit further west is all that is left of the wall that once surrounding Batavia during the 17th and 18th centuries. Only Zeeburg and Culemborg remain out of the twenty three bastions from that period.

The Menara Syahbandar (also known as de Uitkijk), situated about 50 meters from the Maritime Museum, the former watch tower that was built on the remains of the old bastion Culemborg. The watch tower acted as a signal box and observation post since 1839 over the roads of Batavia. Before 1839 the signals with the ships were exchanged from the flagpole at the old VOC-shipyard situated straight behind the watchtower. The tower lost part of its function after 1886 when the new harbor of Tanjung Priok was opened.

During the Japanese occupation, the warehouses were used as a logistic storage for the Japanese army. After Indonesian independence, it was used as a warehouse for PLN and PTT. In 1976, the building was declared a cultural property. The building was inaugurated as a museum displaying the maritime history of Indonesia on July 7, 1977 

The Bahari Museum focuses to discuss about Maritime history of Indonesia.  Some of the displays are Dutch East Indian ship models and cannons, Not Only those, but There are many Ships from Indonesia too. In the field of traditional sailing the museum owns various ship models of the Indonesian archipelago.  In the field of modern shipping, the museum displays various navigational aids,Indonesian Navy maps, information about lighthouses and old pictures of voyages of the K.P.M. ships. The museum also shows display of "Biological Oceanography", showing the biodiversity of the coastal areas of Indonesia.

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Pieter Erberveld

I would like to told You a little Story about The Dutchman Who is Pro-Indonesia when The Dutch Colonization, The Dutchman is Pieter Eberveld.

The Name Of Pieter Erberveld remind us of Kampung Pecah Kulit (The Broken Skin Village) in Pangeran Jayakarta Street  because of the means of his death (drawing and quartering) or more likely from the local area's nickname, derived from the presence of a tannery in the area.

Pieter Erberveld, Jr was born on 1660 in Caylon and Died on April 14th, 1722 in Batavia. He is often described as half-Javanese, or half-Dutch. Pieter Erberveld was the son of Pieter Erberveld, Sir (German) and Elizabeth Cornelis (Siam). Pieter Eberveld, Jr Had Two Sisters named Sara and Catharina. He was married with Margaretha Van Der Storm (His Cousin Sister), and They had two Daughters named Aletta and Sarina (Adopted).

Erberveld was among the more wealthy residents of Batavia, although he was not a VOC employee. Before Married, He lived in Jakarta Street near The Church Of Portuguese Grave. After Married, They were lived with Two Sisters and Two Brothers who are The Heirs of Mrs. Landerost Vincent Van Moock.

In the early 18th century, he had a dispute with the VOC authorities about his inheritance, which may have played a role in later events. In 1721, he was accused of plotting a rebellion with thousands of Javanese, with the goal of establishing an Islamic state, but was arrested at his residence with a small number of people, tortured, and executed. The monument erected where his house had stood.

The monument which was erected on the site of his residence featured a concrete or plaster skull on a spike (which was rumored to be real), and carried a plaque stating that no one should ever build or plant on this site again. This monument remained in its original location on the Jacatraweg until the Japanese demolished it in early 1942, as one of their efforts to rid Indonesia of the Dutch and the colonial atmosphere, but even Japanese visitors had been regularly taken to visit the monument in prewar years. After the war, the monument was rebuilt, before being moved again to the Taman Prasasti Museum in Tanah Abang.

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