The mosque is named after Salman al-Farisi, one of the companions of the Prophet Muhammad, known for his historical role in proposing the strategy of digging a trench during the Battle of the Trench.
The facility functions as a central congregational point for the Bantarjati neighborhood, distinguishing it from smaller local 'musholla' or prayer rooms.
The architectural footprint is optimized for high-density urban land usage in Bogor Utara.
Jami' Salman Al Farisi Mosque is a prominent place of worship situated along the busy Jl. Raya Pajajaran in the Bantarjati area of North Bogor. The mosque serves as a primary community hub for local residents and commuters in the densely populated Bogor Utara district. It features a modern architectural design characterized by its prominent dome and visible facade from the main road. The structure is integrated into a multi-use area that supports communal religious activities, Friday prayers, and educational gatherings. Its location provides convenient accessibility for those navigating the northern corridor of Bogor City.
From the street-facing entrance gate, which provides a clear, symmetrical view of the mosque's primary exterior features.
Visit during non-prayer hours to explore the courtyard area without disturbing congregants.
Keep a headscarf or modest outer layer in your bag, as standard mosque entry etiquette applies at all times.
Traffic on Jl. Raya Pajajaran can be intense, so plan for extra time if arriving by vehicle.
Do not enter the prayer hall during the call to prayer (Adhan) or while congregational prayers are in progress as a courtesy to worshippers.
Visitors must dress modestly; women should cover their hair, and both genders should have shoulders and legs covered. Remove footwear before stepping onto carpeted prayer areas. Silence mobile phones and refrain from loud conversations inside the prayer hall.
