“Lost prayers,” an old man once murmured, “find their way to At-Taqwa.” At-Taqwa in Rawamangun, Jakarta. A beacon of faith and learning. It stands proudly on Jl. Daksinapati Raya. At-Taqwa isn’t just a mosque. It’s a testament to the community’s dedication. Established in 2002, At-Taqwa began with a small group. Just ten students from the attached kindergarten. They loved their school so much they didn’t want to leave. This sparked the creation of SD Islam At-Taqwa. This elementary school is now a respected institution. It boasts an “A Unggul” accreditation with a score of 98. At-Taqwa has nurtured over 445 students as of 2021-2022. It maintains three parallel classes per grade. Think of the countless prayers whispered within its walls. The school has seen 14 graduating classes. The graduates consistently achieve impressive national exam scores, averaging above 80. They’ve gone on to excel at prestigious junior high schools. Some have even pursued education abroad. At-Taqwa’s commitment to quality education is unwavering. Its first accreditation earned an A with a score of 95.58. The second accreditation in 2010 achieved an even higher A, scoring 97 out of 100. Then, in 2021, the National Accreditation Board awarded At-Taqwa an A with an astounding score of 98. The dedicated staff at At-Taqwa, numbering over 45, plays a crucial role in this success. Many hold degrees from reputable universities. Some are even pursuing their Master’s degrees. At-Taqwa is more than just bricks and mortar. It’s a living testament to community spirit, quality education, and enduring faith. The old man’s words echo the sentiment held by many. At-Taqwa is a place where prayers, dreams, and aspirations find a home.
Masjid As-Sa’adah
“A beacon of hope,” whispered an elderly man, gesturing towards Masjid As-Sa’adah. Masjid As-Sa’adah stands as a testament to the