The name 'As-Samawaat' refers to the heavens or the skies in Arabic.
The mosque is a central religious focal point for the residents of the Pakuhaji sub-district.
It is frequently used for local communal gatherings and Islamic educational activities beyond standard prayer services.
Masjid As-Samawaat is a prominent mosque located in the Kohod area of Pakuhaji, Tangerang. The structure is noted for its distinctive architectural design, which integrates traditional Islamic elements with modern aesthetic sensibilities. It serves as a vital religious and communal hub for the surrounding rural and semi-industrial landscape of Banten. The mosque is situated near the northern coastal region of Tangerang, approximately 6 kilometers from the Tanjung Burung coastal area. It maintains a high visitor rating of 4.9, reflecting its importance to the local community and domestic travelers. The surrounding environment consists of a mix of local residential dwellings and agricultural land.
The front facade, captured from the main approach road to frame the symmetry of the entrance and the main dome.
Visit during late afternoon to experience the cooling transition to evening and the vibrant sunset light against the mosque architecture.
Ensure your mobile device has offline maps downloaded, as signal reception can vary in this rural stretch of Tangerang.
Respect local prayer times by avoiding visits during the peak congregational sessions if you are there for sightseeing.
Avoid visiting during the busiest Friday prayer period, as the facility reaches capacity and parking can be restricted.
Visitors must wear modest, loose-fitting clothing that covers shoulders and knees. Remove footwear before entering the prayer hall. Refrain from speaking loudly or taking photographs of worshippers during prayer.
