Nurul Huda Mosque, Bojong Rawalumbu

Nurul Huda Mosque is a prominent place of worship situated in Bojong Rawalumbu, within the Rawalumbu District of Bekasi, West Java, Indonesia. It serves as a central location for Muslim congregational prayers and religious activities in the local community. The mosque contributes to the spiritual and social fabric of the surrounding residential areas. While there is no definitive date for its establishment, local communities estimate its construction around 1921, concurrent with nearby shophouses.

Key Highlights

  • Located in Bojong Rawalumbu, a subdistrict with an estimated mid-2023 population of 78,915 residents and an area of approximately 6.39 km².
  • The broader Rawalumbu District covers an area of 16.85 km² and had a population of 222,398 as of mid-2023.
  • Rawalumbu District was established in 2000, separating from East Bekasi District to enhance public services.
  • The mosque is estimated to have been built around 1921.
  • Rawalumbu is characterized by a heterogeneous population with diverse ethnic and religious backgrounds.
  • The administrative center of Rawalumbu is located in Bojong Rawalumbu.
  • The Rawalumbu district recorded 101 mosques and 99 mushollas in 2010.

Location & Connectivity

Nurul Huda Mosque is located at Jl. Setia No.15, RT.007/RW.001, Bojong Rawalumbu, Kecamatan Rawalumbu, Kota Bekasi, Jawa Barat 17116, Indonesia. The area is accessible via various roads, including Jalan Raya Narogong. Public transportation in Rawalumbu is primarily served by several bus lines, such as K11B and K43, with bus stops like Jl. Bojong Permai 11 Barat located within a 4-minute walk from the mosque. Other bus lines like BK1 and K11A also serve the broader Bojong Rawalumbu area. For longer distances, commuters can access train services from Bekasi or Bekasi Timur stations, followed by local transportation like angkot or motorcycle taxis to reach Rawalumbu.

Facilities

Nurul Huda Mosque functions as a place of worship for Muslims and also serves as a center for religious education for the surrounding community. While specific details about its internal facilities are not extensively publicized, mosques typically include prayer halls, ablution areas, and sometimes educational spaces. The mosque underwent an expansion in the 1980s, from its original 6x6 meters to 12x20 meters, with efforts made to preserve its historical elements such as milestones, walls, bedugs, and towers.

Relevance

Nurul Huda Mosque plays a vital role in the urban landscape of Bojong Rawalumbu by providing essential religious infrastructure for the Muslim community. As a place of worship, it serves as a focal point for spiritual life and community gathering. The presence of such facilities contributes to the social well-being and cultural identity of the neighborhood. Rawalumbu, where the mosque is located, functions as a buffer area for Jakarta, contributing to the development of Bekasi City.

Nearby

Notable nearby facilities and areas include Bojong Rawalumbu Health Center (Puskesmas Bojong Rawalumbu) and Rawalumbu Park, a public green space. The administrative center of Rawalumbu is also situated in Bojong Rawalumbu. Other surrounding areas within Rawalumbu District include Pengasinan, Sepanjang Jaya, and Bojong Menteng. Commercial establishments and educational institutions are also present in the wider Rawalumbu area.

Data Table

CategoryData PointValue
POI TypeTypeplace_of_worship
Region Data (Kecamatan Rawalumbu)Total Area16.85 km² (1,685 hectares)
Population (mid-2023 estimate)222,398
Number of Kelurahans4 (Bojong Rawalumbu, Pengasinan, Sepanjang Jaya, Bojong Menteng)
Year of Establishment (as independent district)2000
Subdistrict Data (Bojong Rawalumbu)Total Area6.39 km² (581.92 Ha)
Population (mid-2023 estimate)78,915
Mosque SpecificsEstimated Year of ConstructionAround 1921

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