Mayor Of Kediri Praises The Calligraphy Work Of Massive Quran Participants

Mayor of Kediri Abdullah Abu Bakar during Ramadhan Gathering at Baitul Maqdis Mosque, Balowerti Village, Kediri City, East Java

KEDIRI - Mayor of Kediri Abdullah Abu Bakar appreciated the calligraphy work of the participants of the Massive Quran (Qurma) program which was exhibited during the Ramadhan Gathering at Baitul Maqdis Mosque, Balowerti Village, Kediri City, East Java. Only the Koran. There are also good calligraphy works," he said in Kediri, Thursday, April 14. and writing the Koran for children can be better. He appealed to the public to encourage their children to take part in the Massive Quran program in the city of Kediri. This program is available in mosques in every kelurahan, which is held free of charge for children. Mujayanah, a member of the Massive Quran Team of Kediri City, added that there is one Massive Quran place in each kelurahan. The activity is held once a week. He explained in the Massive Quran, children are taught takjim, recitations, and khat. Everything is taught from the basics. "Alhamdulillah, the children are increasing day by day. Calligraphy and recitations are the most popular. Hopefully in the future it will be even better," he was quoted as saying by Antara. On that occasion, Mayor Abdullah Abu Bakar saw firsthand the calligraphy works of children who took part in the Massive Quran program. He also bought the children's works, which belonged to Keikan from Setono Gedong Village, Kediri City.

Keikan said he was happy that the mayor of Kediri bought his work. I joined Qurma. There I learned khat, recitations, and tahfidz," said the elementary student. This activity was also filled with MSME bazaars, licensing services from the PTSP DPM of Kediri City and Ramadan cheap market operations. Also attending were Head of KPw BI Kediri Choirur Rofiq , Deputy Chairman II of Kediri Baznas Abdul Basith, Regional Secretary of Kediri City Bagus Alit, Sub-district Head of City Arief Cholisudin, head of OPD within the Kediri City Government, as well as religious and community leaders.