PAIR of candidates for Mayor and Deputy Mayor of Bandung, Muhammad Farhan-Erwin, received support from the Bandung City Koran Teacher Forum. More than 300 Koran teachers declared their support at the Farhan-Erwin Joint Secretariat, in Ujungberung, Bandung City.
Chairman of the Bandung City Koran Teachers’ Forum, A Zaenal Muttaqien, explained that his party was very interested in the religious vision and mission promoted by Farhan-Erwin. “Every support must have similarities and similar vision and mission,” he said.
He positively assessed the religious vision and mission in Bandung UTAMA (excellent, open, trustworthy, advanced and religious) promoted by Farhan Erwin. “We see this as a breakthrough, wanting to make Bandung religious is something that must be appreciated,” he said.
Moreover, he was attracted by Farhan-Erwin’s campaign promise to optimize assistance for Koran teachers. They really hope that the Bandung City Government will pay more attention to them.
He admitted that this was because the welfare of Koran teachers was still not good. “Of course we really hope that the welfare of these Koran teachers can be better,” added Zaenal.
One way, he continued, is to strengthen the rule of law, so that their existence is more noticed. This can be done by local regulations or mayoral regulations.
If this legal umbrella is in place, Zaenal is optimistic that the government can allocate sufficient budget for Koran teachers. “Right now, it’s still a grant fund,” he said.
In this way, he is optimistic that the presence of Koran teachers will be more optimal so that religious development will be better among the children of Bandung City. “God willing, Kang Farhan-Erwin can make it happen, so that we can contribute more than creating a religious Bandung society,” added Zaenal.
Incentives
Candidate for Deputy Mayor of Bandung, Erwin, who was present at the declaration, was grateful for this support.
“Alhamdulillah, we, Farhan-Erwin, would like to express our gratitude and thanks for the support given by Koran teachers throughout the city of Bandung, who, God willing, are pious and pious people because they always convey al Ilmi ma’rifatullah (useful knowledge), ” he said.
It is these teachers, continued Erwin, who every day play an important role in changing the children’s morals from akhlakul mazmumah (bad morals) to akhlakul karimah (laudable morals).
“God willing, when Farhan-Erwin is entrusted to lead the city of Bandung, we have prepared a program for teachers to study in the form of additional incentives,” he said.
Additional incentives will also be provided for places of worship. “Including the marbot and Fardhu Kifayah officers who are tasked with taking care of and washing the bodies,” said Erwin.
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**Interview with A. Zaenal Muttaqien, Chairman of the Bandung City Koran Teachers’ Forum**
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us today, Mr. Muttaqien. Could you tell us about the support you’ve shown for the Farhan-Erwin pair in the upcoming regional elections?
**A. Zaenal Muttaqien:** Thank you for having me. Our support for Muhammad Farhan and Erwin is a reflection of our shared vision and mission for the city of Bandung, particularly when it comes to integrating religious values into governance. We believe their agenda aligns with our aspirations for a more religious and community-oriented city.
**Interviewer:** What specifically about their campaign resonates with the Koran teachers?
**A. Zaenal Muttaqien:** One of the key aspects that attracted us is their commitment to optimize support for Koran teachers. As you know, many of our educators are facing challenges in terms of welfare, and it’s crucial that the government recognizes their contributions. Their promise to prioritize this issue has instilled hope among our members.
**Interviewer:** You mentioned a vision for Bandung that is ”excellent, open, trustworthy, advanced, and religious.” Why do you think this is important for the city?
**A. Zaenal Muttaqien:** This vision is not just a slogan; it signifies a holistic approach to governance. A city that embodies these values will not only foster a better community spirit but also a stronger societal fabric. We believe that making Bandung a more religiously-oriented city can enhance moral values among its citizens, which is important in today’s world.
**Interviewer:** What changes do you hope to see if the Farhan-Erwin pair gets elected?
**A. Zaenal Muttaqien:** First and foremost, we want to see tangible improvements in the welfare of Koran teachers. This could include implementing local regulations that provide legal recognition and support for our educators. If we can establish a strong legal framework, I am optimistic that we will see a budget allocation that reflects the needs and contributions of Koran teachers.
**Interviewer:** It sounds like you have a clear plan in mind. How do you feel the community is responding to the Farhan-Erwin campaign?
**A. Zaenal Muttaqien:** The response has been overwhelmingly positive. The involvement of over 300 Koran teachers in our support declaration is a testament to that. Many members of the community recognize the necessity of having leaders who genuinely care about religious education and the welfare of educators. Their vision is inspiring confidence in people.
**Interviewer:** Thank you very much for sharing your insights, Mr. Muttaqien. It will be interesting to see how this election unfolds and its impact on the community.
**A. Zaenal Muttaqien:** Thank you for having me. We are optimistic about the future of Bandung and look forward to supporting candidates who share our vision.