Here's a brief story about the Old Mosque in the City Park Madiun Park Old Mosque, founded around the year 1756 it stood on land fief Mataram kingdom. Fief land was given to Prince Ronggo Kanjeng Prawirodirjo I which served as Regent Wedono East. Mangkudipuro itself is the law as well as advisor to Prince Ronggo Kanjeng Prawirodirjo I. Furthermore fief of land in the Village Park passed a special autonomy eventually manage by Kyai Ageng Donopuro, son Mangkudipuro.Old Mosque Parks
In 1981, the mosque Donopuro was included in the list of cultural heritage and its name was changed to Madison Park Old Mosque. Old Mosque Architecture Park is similar to the Great Mosque of Demak. Currently, the form still like the original mosque, roofed joglo, the dome there are 3, has 3 doors and suspended 4 pieces that are not carved pillars. The roof of Sumping (wood), instead of tile.
Actually Old Mosque Parks has been renovated several times. Around 1950, the repair is done when the roof of the wood starts to break down. By the heirs at that time, the roof replaced with tile. Around 1990, one of the heirs to the central government proposes to help renovate ancient mosque. Apparently the proposal was approved and the roof was replaced with tile changed to wood. Buildings and additions to the mosque restored authenticity only on fiberglass mounted around the mosque.
Old Mosque Parks also has some traditions. As a Muharam celebration highlighted by a reading of the Qur'an as well as serving sengkolo porridge, rice liwet, vegetable nodes and traditional side dishes such as tofu and tempeh. Vegetable nodes are presented on the night of 1 Muharam mental clarity that has meaning. While rice liwet identical with viscosity, so that the condensed clearness soul in the human heart. Sengkolo molten metal has a sense of hope to be kept away from the disaster, while tofu dishes that represent the most favored people.
In the Old Mosque Parks
In addition to presenting a variety of food for the pilgrims and local people, Old Mosque Parks also held Gembrung art form of chanting to the accompaniment of musical instruments shalawat jidor and mortar. Art Gembrung indeed had perished but now has risen again.
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