The mosque was founded by Moeldoko, a high-ranking Indonesian military official who served as Chief of Staff of the Indonesian Army and Commander of the National Armed Forces.
The facility is strategically positioned on the primary transit route between the cities of Jombang and Nganjuk.
Beyond its primary religious function, the site is designed to serve as a high-capacity rest area for long-haul commuters.
The architectural layout is specifically engineered to provide easy access for vehicles navigating the busy Jombang-Kertosono highway.
The Dr. H. Moeldoko Mosque is a prominent religious facility located in the Bandarkedungmulyo district of Jombang, East Java. Built by Moeldoko, the former Commander of the Indonesian National Armed Forces, the mosque functions as a center for Islamic worship and community social activities. The architectural design incorporates a blend of modern Islamic elements with a spacious prayer hall capable of accommodating hundreds of worshippers. It is situated directly adjacent to the main arterial road connecting Jombang and Kertosono. The complex includes integrated facilities such as ablution areas, restrooms, and accessible parking for long-distance travelers. The mosque serves as both a place of prayer for the local community and a frequent rest stop for motorists traveling across East Java. The site is maintained as a public utility to support the spiritual needs of residents and transit passengers.
The front facade from the main gate area, capturing the structure's symmetry against the sky.
Utilize the designated parking area specifically reserved for cars and motorcycles to avoid blocking the main road flow.
Check the cleanliness of the provided prayer mats if you prefer using your own for hygienic reasons during peak travel times.
Ensure your vehicle is parked well away from the highway edge due to the high volume of heavy traffic nearby.
Do not attempt to park directly on the shoulder of the highway; use the marked entrance leading to the dedicated mosque parking lot.
Modest dress is required; women should cover their hair, and both men and women should wear clothing that covers arms and legs. Shoes must be removed before entering the prayer hall.
