Great Mosque of Demak

The Great Mosque of Demak, located in Indonesia, is one of the country's oldest and most significant Islamic structures. Built in the 15th century, it symbolizes the spread of Islam in Java and reflects a blend of local and Islamic architectural styles. The mosque is characterized by its unique wooden structure and traditional Javanese elements, such as its tiered roof. It also serves as a historical site, representing the early Islamic influence on Indonesian culture and society. Today, it remains an important religious and cultural center for the local Muslim community.