2019
DOI: 10.18860/jia.v5i3.4384
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Comparative Studies in Religious Spatial Physical Characteristics in Kampung Kauman Malang, Surakarta, and Pekalongan

Abstract: Kampung Kauman is a representation of Muslim settlements in Indonesia, particularly in Java. The existence of Kampung Kauman in the central district provides its influence over the conditions of the agreement. This study aims to explore the patterns used by the community in efforts to realize the values of Islam in their settlement. Kampung Kauman in Surakarta, Malang, and Pekalongan are selected as part of the similar cities with its dynamics and development. This background of the formation of them h… Show more

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“…The mosque has a very strong relationship with the community of the surrounding environment, so it needs a gate and corridor for circulation of outer and inner space (Factors 3 and 4). The communities can help the process of maintaining and conserving heritage elements in the mosque building (Junara et al , 2019; van Knippenberg et al , 2020). The community around the Great Mosque of Mataram Kotagede is the Kesultanan Yogyakarta Kingdom and the majority of the Javanese ethnic community.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The mosque has a very strong relationship with the community of the surrounding environment, so it needs a gate and corridor for circulation of outer and inner space (Factors 3 and 4). The communities can help the process of maintaining and conserving heritage elements in the mosque building (Junara et al , 2019; van Knippenberg et al , 2020). The community around the Great Mosque of Mataram Kotagede is the Kesultanan Yogyakarta Kingdom and the majority of the Javanese ethnic community.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%