A Chinese-style mosque as a form of religious tolerance in Jakarta

Thu, 26 Feb 2026, 16:52 WIB | Source: ANTARA_ID | Social Policy

Residents take selfies after praying at the Tjia Khang Hoo Mosque, Pasar Rebo, Jakarta, Thursday (26/2/2026). The 400-capacity mosque was built with an architecture resembling a temple, combining Chinese, Betawi and Arab cultures as a form of cultural acculturation and religious tolerance. ANTARA FOTO/asprilla Dwi Adha/YU

Residents walk past the Tjia Khang Hoo Mosque in Pasar Rebo, Jakarta, Thursday (26/2/2026). The 400-capacity mosque was built with an architecture resembling a temple, combining Chinese, Betawi and Arab cultures as a form of cultural acculturation and religious tolerance. ANTARA FOTO/asprilla Dwi Adha/YU

The silhouette of residents while observing the ornaments of the Tjia Khang Hoo Mosque in Pasar Rebo, Jakarta, Thursday (26/2/2026). The 400-capacity mosque was built with an architecture resembling a temple, combining Chinese, Betawi and Arab cultures as a form of cultural acculturation and religious tolerance. ANTARA FOTO/asprilla Dwi Adha/YU

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