Masses Of Kubro 212 Munajat At Monas Start Leaving Location

Masses of participants at Munajat Kubro 212 at Monas, Central Jakarta, on Saturday (2/12/2023) began leaving the location at 09.30 WIB. BETWEEN/Suci Nurhaliza

JAKARTA - The mass of Munajat Kubro 212 in the National Monument (Monas) area, Central Jakarta, began to leave the location.

Based on ANTARA's monitoring, at around 09.30 WIB the participants gradually left the Monas area in an orderly manner by following directions from the activity committee.

The traffic flow, which was previously closed, has now reopened, causing a bit of traffic jam. Even so, police officers are still on standby to regulate the flow of traffic around Monas so that there is no long traffic jam.

Previously, participants of the Munajat Kubro 212 action packed the Monas area from the early hours of the morning.

The Kubro212 Munajat starts at around 03.00-09.00 WIB, starting with the Tahajud prayer, munajat, Shubuh prayers in congregation, and continues with the national tausiah until 09.00 WIB morning.

In the activity themed "For the Safety of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia and the Victory of Palestine", the Head of Steering Committee (SC) of Munajat Kubro 212 Muhammad bin Husein Alatas appreciated the initiative of Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi who has consistently defended and fought for the independence of Palestine.

"The Foreign Minister is very brave to criticize Israel in the official UN forums, even lastly, on behalf of the Indonesian state, has filed demands that Israel be brought to international courts," he said.

This activity was attended by people who came not only from Jakarta, but also from the buffer areas such as Bekasi, Bogor to Cikarang, West Java. They wore attributes such as the Palestinian flag to a sign with prayers for Palestine.

Participants of the Kubroter Munajat consist of adults and children holding a joint prayer for the independence of Palestine which is currently being colonized by Israeli zionists.

They also sang dhikr together and shouted to express their support for Palestine.