Preservation of Yasinan and Marhabanan Traditions as a Form of Religious Moderation in KKN Activities

Notes on Community Service in Tegalgirang Village, Bangodua District, Indramayu Regency

Abstract

The tradition of Tahlilan, Yasinan, and Marhabanan held on Friday night in Tegalgirang Village is a form of integration between Islamic teachings and local culture. These activities not only function as a means of worship, but also have important social and cultural values. The resulting virtues include: (1) strengthening friendship between residents through social interaction in the mushalla, (2) implementing the value of alms with the tradition of food banquets, and (3) prospering the mushalla as a center of culture and community education. This tradition is an effective medium in maintaining environmental harmony and strengthening Islamic noble values in the community.