Dian Al-Mahri Mosque Mosque

Address: Jl. Meruyung Raya No. 7, Meruyung, Limo, Depok, West Java, Indonesia

Hours: Open daily; prayer times observed (visit outside major prayer times for tours)

Admission: Free entry; mosque open to visitors outside prayer times (check local etiquette)

Masjid Dian Al-Mahri is a modern mosque located in Depok, West Java, Indonesia, notable for its prominently gilded domes and large, ornamental exterior. It is widely referred to locally as the Golden Dome Mosque.

The mosque complex includes a large prayer hall and multiple domes and minarets, reflecting contemporary Indonesian mosque architecture with influences from Middle Eastern and South Asian decorative styles. It functions as an active place of worship and a local landmark.

The building was constructed during the late 20th and early 21st centuries through private funding and has become a visually prominent religious complex in the area.

The mosque lies in the municipality of Depok in West Java, on the southern approaches to the greater Jakarta metropolitan area.

• Nickname: Commonly known in Indonesia as the “Golden Dome Mosque” because of its gilded domes and distinctive exterior finish.

Dian Al‑Mahri Mosque is accessible by road from Jakarta and central Depok. Public transport routes to the Meruyung/Limo area combined with a short taxi ride are the usual approach for visitors.

• Dress modestly and remove shoes before entering prayer halls; non-Muslim visitors should avoid peak prayer times.
• The mosque's mirrored golden domes photograph best in morning light when local traffic is lighter.