The majority of the mosque construction made of wood purchase options. The dominance of purchasing wood can still be seen on the fences, floors, walls, towers, and contained a large drum on the porch of the mosque. Six major milestone (cornerstone) buffer space 60 centimeters in diameter mosque also made of wood purchase. That said, the milestones have been more than 170 years old. Besides six major milestone, there are fourteen auxiliary pole that serves as a buffer room mosque.

 

The influence of European architecture seen in the doors and windows of the mosque is quite large, while the Middle Eastern influence seen in the dome-shaped mimbarnya. Like the Malay house building in general, this mosque also has a vault beneath the floor. Although just above the Kapuas River water, the mosque has never flooded since the foundation of the mosque is about one and a half feet above ground level. In the area of Masjid Jami 'Sultan Abdurrahman there are tour guides, marquee rest areas, and toilets. Around the region there is also a floating restaurant, food stalls, kiosks, credit vouchers, souvenirs centers and souvenirs, as well as canoe rentals and boat speed for the area around the mosque.

 

Masjid Jami 'Sultan Abdurrahman was near the central city of Pontianak. The location of the mosque can be reached via the river and land routes. Visitors who choose the path of the river can access it by using a canoe or a speed boat from the Port Senghie, while visitors who use land routes to ride the bus that passes through the Kapuas River bridge.