Jakarta, MINA – Maemuna Center Indonesia has once again held the Maemuna Webinar Series Volume 4, titled “Al-Aqsa Literacy for Muslim Families Amid Global Crisis” on Saturday evening.
This activity aims to invite Muslim families, especially parents and educators, to instill love for Al-Aqsa Mosque as part of faith and conscience education for the younger generation.
The webinar, held online via the Zoom platform, featured two speakers: Ustadz Ali Farkhan Tsani as Al-Quds Ambassador and Senior Editor of MINA News Agency, and Ustadz Zayyin Achmad, CEO of Better Youth Foundation and initiator of the Palestinian care movement. The event was moderated by Iwan Abdurrahman from Maemuna Center Indonesia.
Maemuna Center Indonesia emphasized the importance of Al-Aqsa literacy amid various global crises, including the prolonged conflict in Palestine that has impacted humanitarian conditions.
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This education is considered important so that the Muslim generation not only understands the issue informationally but also develops a concern rooted in faith values.
The committee stated that this activity is open to the public and can be attended for free. The webinar is scheduled to take place from 20:00 to 22:00 WIB, with access links shared prior to the event through Maemuna Center’s official social media. Participant enthusiasm is expected to be high given that the issue of Al-Aqsa continues to be a concern for Muslims worldwide.
In addition to delivering material, this webinar is also designed as a space for reflection for participants to bring Al-Aqsa into daily life, whether through prayer, family education, or concrete actions in supporting global justice. This aligns with the growing public awareness of the importance of individual roles in international humanitarian issues.
Maemuna Center hopes that this activity can be part of a sustainable movement in building a generation that cares about Al-Aqsa Mosque and Palestine. Through strong literacy, it is hoped that a collective awareness will emerge among the Muslim community to continue contributing to the humanitarian struggle wisely and sustainably.[]
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