Houses of God
المساجد
The Three Mosques of KH. Ibrahim
He founded a mosque at Bedi, then one for his son-in-law at Tamanan and one for his son at Bakalan — plus his father’s mosque at Cokromenggalan.
01 · ±1848–1849
Masjid Bedi · Masjid Ibrahim Al-Ghozali
📍 Bedi, Polorejo, Babadan, Ponorogo
- Founded together with the house and Pondok Pesantren Bedi when KH. Ibrahim cleared the Bedi forest. The family graves lie behind the mosque; KH. Ibrahim was buried here (1917).
- Since 24 February 2011 his handwritten books have been kept in a special cabinet on the mosque porch.
- Host of Silatul Arham V (3 July 2011).
02 · 19th century
Masjid Tamanan
📍 Tamanan, Polorejo, Babadan, Ponorogo
- Built for his son-in-law, KH. Umar (husband of Zainab, Bani 2).
- Saubari (2.7) succeeded KH. Umar as its kyai; Hayat (2.8) was the last kyai of Masjid Tamanan from KH. Ibrahim’s descendants.
- Fully rebuilt by the community in 1996.
03 · 19th century
Masjid Al-Ibrahim · Masjid Bakalan
📍 Bakalan, Polorejo, Babadan, Ponorogo
- Built for his son, KH. Ridlwan (Bani 4).
- KH. Ibrahim died here in Jumada al-Ula 1335 AH (1917). Thousands of santri lined the road from Bakalan to Bedi, passing his bier from hand to hand.
- KH. Asyhuri (4.2; 1912–2007), kyai of Masjid Bakalan, named it “Al-Ibrahim”.
04 · 1830
Masjid KH. Ghozali · Cokromenggalan
📍 Cokromenggalan, Ponorogo
- The mosque of his father, KH. Imam Ghozali. It was built from Tumenggung Brotonegoro’s teak granary, moved to Cokromenggalan in 1830.
- During the 2007 restoration, the four original granary pillars became part of its story.
- K. Mohammad ‘Adnan (4.1) once served as its kyai.