Optimalisasi Mosque Share di Era Pandemi Covid-19

Abstract

Since the Covid-19 pandemic hit the world in 2019, the stability of social life and the economy of the community began to be disrupted. One of the efforts that can be done to survive as well as normalize people's lives is to optimize the function and role of the mosque in providing important needs for the surrounding community. Based on observations in the field, there are several important things with the needs of the community in this era of the covid-19 pandemic, namely the need for clothing, food, shelter, and needs in the form of internet access for education. As a solution to these problems, community service activities in this pandemic era are optimizing mosques in the form of Baitul Mal formation activities and sharing free internet access for the community. With the establishment of the Baitul Mal, it is hoped that it can help the community's difficulties regarding the needs of cheap and affordable clothing, food, and housing using Community Burden Collaboration, namely collaborating on a burden that can be shared. While Mosque Shared is meant to provide free internet access for learning facilities. Mosque Shared is a mosque program that is believed to have a positive impact on the community because, in this digital era, internet services are a necessity for all parties. The two programs carried out showed a positive response from the community and even hoped that these programs should be developed because they could be a model for mosques in other areas.