PELATIHAN MANAJEMEN ORGANISASI REMAJA MASJID IKATAN KAWULA MUDA MASJID ABU BAKAR (IKMA) DUSUN KALANGAN PANDEAN UMBULHARJO YOGYAKARTA

RAFIQ, AHMAD and AFDAWAIZA, - (2002) PELATIHAN MANAJEMEN ORGANISASI REMAJA MASJID IKATAN KAWULA MUDA MASJID ABU BAKAR (IKMA) DUSUN KALANGAN PANDEAN UMBULHARJO YOGYAKARTA. Aplikasia, III (1). pp. 1-15.

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Abstract

The role of masjid (mosque) in Islam has been being significant since the earlier period of Islam. In the first period, the Prophet Muhammad made the masjid as the central of any activities. It was not restricted only to the direct devotion to God, such as shalat, reciting Qur'an, etc., but also used for social and educational activity, even for governmental and military. Along with the change of age, the role has decreased, so that the present generation of Islam has to be responsible to reserve it. One of the ways to it is by organizing young Muslims in particular environment around a mosque. IKMA (Young Muslim Organization of Mesjid Abu Bakar) in Yogyakarta is among the implementations. The training was taken for them to support achieving the well-organized organization. There were two fundamental problems to make it real. The first was their insight of the role of masjid, while the second was their skill of organizing themselves. For the former, it was solved by giving depth explanation on the nature of the role of masjid in Islam. Practically, it took form of lecturing and discussion. Lecturing and practice undertook the latter. Finally, to get the training more useful need continued guidance. Moreover, it is important to do the similar program for other objects as the implementation of the third Dharma of higher education institution.

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