Bekasi, 18 September 2026 — SD Al Siddiq International once again held its Friday Islamic Study Session (Kajian Jumat) as part of its Islamic education and character-building programme. Held during the Halaqah session, the activity took place in the school mosque and was attended by students in an orderly, respectful, and enthusiastic manner.
The Friday Islamic Study Session is one of the school’s regular programmes, providing students with continuous opportunities to learn about Islam. Through this activity, students not only gain an understanding of Islamic teachings but are also encouraged to develop positive habits and apply Islamic values in their daily lives.
The theme of this Friday’s session was “A Prayer to Make Qur’an Memorisation Easier.” The topic was closely connected to Qur’an learning, which is an important part of education at SD Al Siddiq International. Students were encouraged to understand that the process of memorisation, particularly the memorisation of the Qur’an, requires dedication, discipline, patience, and consistency.
During the session, students were introduced to a prayer that can be recited to seek ease in learning and memorisation. The prayer was then recited together by the students. Through this activity, students were encouraged to recognise that every learning process should begin by seeking help and ease from Allah SWT.
In addition to learning the prayer, students were also given an understanding of the importance of making sincere efforts in the memorisation process. Prayer should be accompanied by earnest effort, such as regularly reading and revising memorised passages, maintaining concentration, paying attention to recitation, and developing discipline in learning. In this way, students are encouraged to understand that memorisation is a gradual process that requires consistency and perseverance.
Holding the activity in the mosque also formed part of the students’ learning about proper manners and etiquette. The children were encouraged to maintain order, quietness, and cleanliness, as well as to respect the mosque as a place of worship and learning. These habits are expected to nurture discipline, responsibility, and care for others, which can be applied not only at school but also in everyday life.
The Friday Islamic Study Session during the Halaqah period gave students an opportunity to learn in an environment different from their usual classroom setting. By gathering together in the mosque, students experienced a form of learning that combined knowledge, spirituality, and character development. This reflects SD Al Siddiq International’s commitment to providing an education that is not solely focused on academic achievement but also on developing individuals who are faithful, well-mannered, and deeply connected to the Qur’an.
May Allah SWT continue to grant ease, guidance, and blessings in every pursuit of knowledge and make the Qur’an a source of guidance in the lives of all students.
May the students of SD Al Siddiq International grow into a Qur’anic generation who are knowledgeable, possess noble character, love the Qur’an, and remain close to Allah SWT. Ameen, ya Rabbal ‘alamin.
By Muslihatul Maula, Lc