The mosque is integrated into the Horizon Broadway commercial row, highlighting the trend of mixed-use urban planning in BSD City.
The facility is named 'An Nahl', which translates to 'The Bee' in Arabic, a title derived from the 16th surah of the Quran.
Despite being located within a commercial row, the mosque maintains a high community engagement level evidenced by its consistent local visitor ratings.
The architectural footprint is specifically designed to accommodate the density of the surrounding residential clusters in The Icon district.
Masjid An Nahl The Icon is a prominent religious facility situated within the residential and commercial cluster of The Icon in BSD City, Banten. The mosque functions as a central community hub for local residents, integrating modern architectural elements with traditional Islamic design. It occupies a strategic position within the Ruko Horizon Broadway complex, serving the surrounding suburban area. The structure is characterized by its accessible, multi-level design tailored for congregational prayers and community events. It is a well-maintained facility frequently utilized for Friday congregational services and religious education programs. Its location within a commercial block makes it distinct from standalone mosques in more rural settings.
The main exterior facade captures the integration of the mosque within the modern commercial architecture of the Ruko complex.
Visit during the late afternoon to experience the community atmosphere as locals gather for evening prayers.
Park in the designated commercial area zones before walking to the main entrance.
Check local prayer schedules, as the mosque experiences high capacity during Friday noon services.
Avoid visiting during the busiest Friday afternoon congregation if you prefer a quiet, contemplative atmosphere.
Visitors should wear modest clothing that covers shoulders and knees. Remove footwear before entering the carpeted prayer areas. Maintain silence during active prayer times.
