
NGADIPURO, WONOTIRTO – The school week holiday means the children of Ngadipuro Village are free from activities and just spend their day playing. Therefore, UIN KKN student Sayyid Ali Rahmatullah Tulungagung Ngadipuro Group 1 And 2 create collaborative work programs, namely holding an Islamic competition to commemorate the Isro' Mi'roj of the Prophet Muhammad SAW on 5 February 2023.
One of the KKN students, Ahmad Labibul Fuad said, This Islamic competition activity has the theme "Cheerful Competing to Build a Generation" which is specifically for elementary school children in Ngadipuro. The competition was held at SDN 1 Ngadipuro with competition details, that is: Call to prayer competition and Tartil competition to read the Koran.
"During the event, residents around SDN Ngadipuro 1 also present to enliven the event and several junior high school children (SMP) were also seen providing support during the event,” he said.
Adam, who was initially quiet and busy playing, holding this positive activity also created a new atmosphere for himself and the residents of Ngadipuro village., one of them, Mrs. Apris, who is a teacher at one of the TPQs in Ngadipuro, expressed her happiness because there is something new that involves children to fill new nuances and the most important thing is to increase the quality of their knowledge..
The committee for this Islamic competition event was enlivened by members of the UIN KKN Sayyid Ali Rahmatullah Tulungagung Ngadipuro group 1 And 2. At the end of the Islamic competition event, victory was achieved with the details of the tartil competition: Champion 1 Diandra Revelation N, champion 2 Latifatul Risma N, champion 3 Diana Safitri and the Adhan Competition: Champion 1 Dikta Eka R, champion 2 Ahmad Bani, champion 3 M Kasifil Azam. This activity was exciting because of the enthusiasm of the children.
Head of Ngadipuro Muslimat, Munik's mother delivered, This activity is a very good and important work program to implement. Qur'an Tartil Competition for example, So far, children have had a routine of reciting the Koran but there is very little space to "test" their insight into how capable they are at practicing the correct way to read the Qur'an according to recitation., he concluded. [KKN Ngadipuro/WFF]



