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Koordinasi Media Al Fatih Se Indonesia

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Overview

The video is a coordination meeting for Al Fatih media teams (conducted via Zoom) to prepare internal media for an upcoming program centered on tadabur (deep reflection) of the Qur’an.

1) Purpose of the meeting: “strengthen internally first”

  • Presenters explain that the goal is not to immediately go public, but to prepare Al Fatih’s internal media ecosystem.
  • This is framed as “warming up the engine”:
    • synchronize habits, language, and workflow across branches
    • so later, tadabur can be “broadcast” more effectively

2) Background: Kiai Budi Asari’s focus on tadabur

  • Kiai Budi Asari is described as emphasizing tadabur Qur’an and will soon roll out a broader tadabur movement/community.
  • Tadabur is positioned as a next level compared to sirah Nabawiyah (which is described as history/biography-based learning), requiring:
    • methods
    • rules
    • a structured approach
  • The plan later includes both offline and online components, but the near-term priority is building familiarity with tadabur in internal media first.

3) Key strategy: “Hashtag behind the verse” campaign

A central operational directive is introduced:

  • Media posts (WhatsApp, Instagram, group chats, etc.) should include:
    • A verse context tied to the activity/news (so the content isn’t random)
    • plus a consistent “hashtag behind the verse” format
  • The phrase “liyaddabaru ayatih” is referenced as the conceptual basis.
  • The hashtag/format is meant to:
    • normalize Qur’an-linked reflection in everyday content
    • make the theme recognizable across Al Fatih networks
  • Even when the media format changes, the content must stay connected to the Qur’an verse through context.

4) Examples of acceptable content formats

Concrete examples provided in the meeting include:

  • Activity photo → short message about cooperation/helping → relevant verse beneath it → hashtag behind the verse
  • Simple posts are acceptable, such as:
    • sweeping together
    • students helping each other
  • More developed content (e.g., longer write-ups) is also allowed, as long as it maintains the “verse + hashtag” structure.

5) Posting frequency and workflow (practical rules)

Presenters propose a workflow to build consistency quickly:

  • Start as soon as possible (discussed as within days to the next week)
  • Stockpile content (prepare multiple posts in advance instead of rushing)
  • Posting frequency guidance:
    • Minimum: at least 3 times per week of hashtag-behind-the-verse content
    • Maximum/derivative: resharing content from the central Tarohum channel up to twice per week
  • Timing does not need to be synchronized across all kutab; each branch may follow its own schedule.
  • Each branch should have a validator / internal PJS (or similar gatekeeper) to ensure content suitability and consistency before publishing.

6) Community building through media: make tadabur “normal”

The meeting emphasizes that the campaign should:

  • make Qur’an reflection feel ordinary and familiar
  • build community habit first, so deeper tadabur methods later can be received more easily
  • use media to “carry Qur’an spirit” into daily life and everyday reporting

7) Q&A: permissions, formats, and interpretation flexibility

a) Student photos / parental consent

  • If parents do not want their child exposed on social media:
    • avoid including that child in photo documentation
    • use alternatives (e.g., writing/illustration, photo angles that avoid faces)
    • if already posted without knowing, confirm with parents
  • Overall principle: documentation rights must still be balanced with parental preferences.

b) Video format vs images

  • Video is considered permissible as long as it follows the “verse + hashtag” purpose and context.
  • Images are described as the simplest entry format, but the campaign is not limited to static visuals.

c) Can content be just a screenshot/PDF of the Qur’an?

  • Presenters caution that posting only a Qur’an screenshot/PDF “as is” may be visually acceptable but can be incomplete if readers don’t understand:
    • the context
    • the intended action/lesson
  • Posts should include visual touches and clearly connect the verse to the reflection/action.

d) Target timeline

  • The broader community rollout is expected to intensify toward September
  • December is mentioned as a period for maximizing output (e.g., more frequent posting)

Main message

Overall, the meeting functions as a coordination brief: branches are instructed to implement a standardized tadabur-through-media workflow, centered on:

  • verses contextualized to daily activities
  • reinforced with a consistent hashtag format

The intent is to make Al Fatih’s internal community ready for a larger tadabur movement led by Kiai Budi Asari.

Presenters / contributors

  • Ustaz Fitrah
  • Ustaz Yadi
  • Ustaz Purwa (referred to as Kang Purwa / Purwa)
  • Ustaz Budi Asari (Kiai Budi Asari) — central figure discussed as the source of tadabur content/method
  • Kang Yadi (same role as Ustaz Yadi, referenced in multiple ways)
  • Ustaz PJS / validators in each kutab (role holders mentioned, not individuals)
  • Participants from Al Fatih media branches who asked questions (e.g., Bandung, Tangerang, Cibinong, Semarang, and Semarang/Gede Bage mentioned in Q&A)

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