Manajemen Masjid Sebagai Lembaga Dakwah Dan Kegiatan Sosial Keagamaan

Abstract

Muslims, or the Islamic community, are a group of people who follow Islam and live together in a community in a certain area, practicing Islamic teachings in their daily lives as best as they can. All community activities are centered around the mosque, with the imam acting as an effective manager of each mosque. Mosques have specific areas of guidance, and guidance is provided as optimally as possible to the surrounding community, who become regular members of that mosque. For non-regular members, services can be provided in the form of information or other assistance that fits the mosque's role as a place of worship in a broad sense. The daily life of Muslims is closely tied to the mosque, which is established based on faith. The way a mosque is managed can give an idea of the relationship between the mosque and the quality of human resources around it. Mosque management should be carried out as a practice of and relationship with Allah Almighty. As is commonly understood, a mosque in the narrow sense refers to a place where people prostrate in worship to Allah, the creator of the universe. However, the operational management of the mosque as practiced by the Prophet was aimed at being an optimal center for community development, so it could also produce optimal results.