Fajr Prayer Becomes More Prosperous with Sharing

INDONESIA — Aksi Cepat Tanggap (ACT) continues to do Fajr Safari Actions (Safari Aksi Subuh) in various regions, carrying out the benefactor’s mandate at dawn.
The mosques that are the nodes of da’wah are alternately visited by the benefactors. This activity is not just about sharing food, but also living good habits even from the early hours of the morning.
An Nur Mosque, Bekasi City, West Java, Indonesia became one of the da’wah nodes held by the Fajr Safari Action on Tuesday (30/11/2021).
In this historic mosque, hundreds of ready-to-eat dishes are served for the congregational dawn prayer and residents around the mosque who have started their activities.
A warm welcome came from the Chairman of DKM (Mosque’s Council) An Nur Kamal Pasha.
He thanked the benefactors who attended one of the oldest mosques in Bekasi, West Java, Indonesia.
“There has never been an action like this because. Alhamdulillah, it is very useful, hopefully, it can continue,” hoped Kamal.
He also explained that the An Nur Mosque is not only a place of worship but also a symbol of the struggle for independence of people.

Apart from Bekasi, this activity also held in South Sulawesi, Indonesia, to be precise at Baiturrahman Panaikang Mosque, Makassar, South Sulawesi, Indonesia on Saturday (27/11/2021).
Not only was the distribution of ready-to-eat dishes for breakfast but this time was also filled with religious lectures.
Head of ACT’s South Sulawesi Branch, Maskur Muhammad, said that the Fajr Safari Action was an implementation of the kindness of the Subuh Alms that generously carried out with Indonesia Dermawan.
“This program is a tangible manifestation that generosity exists, even since the start of the activity, namely at dawn,” explained Maskur.
This dawn safari continues to expand every day. Not only held in mosques in Java and Sulawesi but also Lhokseumawe, Aceh, Indonesia.
End of last November was the moment of the Fajr Safari Action at the Jamik Lancang Garam Mosque, Lhokseumawe.
Hundreds of servings of ready-to-eat food were distributed for the congregation as well as residents as well as passers-by who had started their activities before dawn.
“This is a joint effort to work together with the community amid a pandemic, even at dawn,” said Agus Saputra from the ACT Lhokseumawe team.