Construction of the mosque began in 1914, which was initiated by one of the prominent
ulamas (clerics) in Nagari Mungo named Haji Badu Ghani. Initially, the building had only a floor and wall made of
bamboo with
palm fiber; thus, it was burned down during a long dry season in Nagari Mungo in 1918. Around a year later, Haji Badu Ghani invited two nephews, Haji Sultan and Haji Syarbaini, to re-build the mosque. With the support of many parties, including traditional leaders such as Tuanku Nan Balimo, reconstruction of the mosque was completed in 1920. In 2012, the mosque was designated as one of the eleven locations of the 35th anniversary of the District of Limapuluh Kota in Luhak, held from June 25 to 28, 2012. == See also ==