Ganjar Pranowo Learns The Science Of Life And The Peace Of Inner At The Suryalaya Islamic Boarding School

Ganjar Pranowo received souvenirs from the caretaker of the Suryalaya Islamic boarding school, Tasikmalaya, West Java. (IST)

TASIKMALAYA - Ganjar Pranowo, a presidential candidate (Readpres) to visit the Suryalaya Islamic Boarding School, Tanjungkerta Village, Pagerageung, Tasikmalaya, Tuesday, October 10. He learned a lot about life science and gained inner calm practices.

Arriving at the location, Ganjar was immediately escorted to meet the caretaker of KH Baban Ahmad Jihad in his living living living room. The students in the boisterous Islamic boarding school welcomed Ganjar Pranowo.

Approximately 30 minutes the meeting was held in a limited way. Furthermore, Ganjar is a Maghrib prayer at the mosque in the pesantren complex.

In this gathering, the former Governor of Central Java also made a pilgrimage to the graves of Abah Sepuh and Abah Anom, the great cleric who contributed to the struggle of the Suryalaya Islamic Boarding School.

After gathering, Ganjar said in front of the media crew that his arrival at the Suryalaya Islamic Boarding School was to gain knowledge and ask for advice from scholars.

"Earlier I had time to talk about many things. What life will be pursued by all religious guidance already exists. So everything, especially in the world nature, Allah SWT has already lined it up," said Ganjar.

He was also strengthened that the task of humans is to do business. Thus, this discussion is very enlightening for his inner mind.

"And we are taught to be patient, taught to be good and of course this is part of the values transmitted to anyone," he explained.

According to him, the Suryalaya Islamic Boarding School should be a reference for studying. "And Suryalaya has a lot of people who come. What does that mean, many people want to stay in touch and ask questions. Thank God I got a lot of positive input," he said.

Ganjar Pranowo added that KH Baban Ahmad had given a book gift which contained practices that made inner peace. "Yes, about the practices of calm," he said.