Jawa Mosque

Unclaimed

A convenient masjid for the downtown dweller. Tucked away in a residential quarter, it's away from the smog and noise of the busy streets of Bangkok. Whether you're hear for business or pleasure, the friendly locals accomodate you well. The main prayer hall has AC.

"A must have" for Indonesians who visit Bangkok. Some of the locals living there has Indonesian descents and able to speak a little Javanese. The architecture is so Javanese with all ornaments, will makes you feels like in Indonesia instead. An interesting experience for me was when they ask me as a visitor to join a Recitation in one of the local house, with a very kind acceptance. They seem touched saw my batik sarong which i wore, maybe reminds them of their ancestor's homeland : JAVA

Jawa Mosque is one of many local muslim community serving mosques in Bangkok. It was a bit difficult to find; I walked around phone's Google map in my hand, asking from people the way to the meshid. But the mosque was worth of find. Before the Dhuhr prayer I had one hour time to talk with a local man who told me about muslims and muslim life in Thailand. The meshid itself is beautiful, and it's architectural traits are, I think, are Javanese, beforehand unknown to me.

Alhamdo-lillah, Alhamdo-lillah. This centre and the community around it, is so brotherly and welcoming. Any practicing muslim visiting Bangkok should opt out this area. There are muslims, the community is peaceful, the mosque is nice as well. Alhamdo-lillah, this was a good experience. Don't forget to try Brother Badar's handmade Halal foods here. (Pakistani)

A convenient mosque, although its located on the dense residence area. Around here, there are several halal food street with affordable price. A historical mosque as they said it was built by Indonesia people.