BEKASI CITY – The West Java Provincial Board of the Indonesian Nusantara Jaya Qasidah Arts Institution (LASQI NJ) officially inaugurated H. Sholihin as the chairman of the DPD LASQI NJ for Bekasi City, held at Graha Hartika on Saturday (04/25/2026).

After the inauguration, Sholihin outlined several programs to further promote Islamic arts and culture in Bekasi City. One of them is to encourage Qasidah art to be included in school extracurricular activity programs.

“We want LASQI to enter schools. Provide education about Islamic arts and culture through qasidah and marawis, so school children can learn Qasidah art. I believe our children have great talent. Yes, maybe from junior high, senior high, and equivalent levels later,” said the man affectionately known as Gus Shol.

In addition, LASQI Bekasi City will collaborate with the local government to repopularize Qasidah art in the community. Government support as policy makers is crucial to support Islamic arts and culture.

“I think there must be collaboration with the local government. What does collaboration mean? LASQI is part of Bekasi City. When there are ceremonial event moments, or at the neighborhood, community, sub-district, district, up to city level, please involve LASQI for that collaboration,” he explained.

“Yes, God willing. God willing, we the management will meet to convey that LASQI exists. So that the government provides recognition. LASQI will also contribute to Bekasi City in terms of arts and culture,” he concluded.

Meanwhile, the General Chairman of the West Java LASQI Provincial Board, Maman Imanulhaq, appreciated Sholihin’s inauguration as Chairman of the DPD LASQI Bekasi City. He also entrusted several things to Gus Shol.

“I entrust several things: First, always preach the spirit of Islam; second, always explore the values of Islamic wisdom,” he said.

The man affectionately known as Kang Maman also supports the LASQI Bekasi City program that encourages Qasidah art to enter the education sector in Bekasi City.

“I support the Qasidah entering schools program; if necessary, we will find a solution so that schools can have Qasidah instruments available,” he said.

Graha Hartika

Graha Hartika is a historic building located in Jakarta, Indonesia, originally built in the early 20th century as a private residence for a wealthy Dutch family. It later served as a government office and is now preserved as a cultural heritage site, reflecting the colonial architecture of its time. The building stands as a reminder of Jakarta’s colonial past and its evolution into a modern metropolis.

Graha Hartika

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Graha Hartika Wulansari

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Graha Hartika Wulansari

Graha Hartika Wulansari is a cultural site in Indonesia, often associated with traditional Javanese architecture and heritage. Its name reflects elements of local language and philosophy, though specific historical records about the site are limited. It serves as a venue for cultural events and preservation of Javanese traditions.

Graha Hartika

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