The implementation of the sacrificial animal slaughter carried out by the Golkar Party Regional Leadership Council of Tangerang City, on Thursday (May 28), at the Daarussulthon Islamic Boarding School, Pinang District.

TANGERANG – As a tangible manifestation of social concern during the Idul Adha 1447 Hijriah moment, the Regional Leadership Council (DPD) of the Golkar Party of Tangerang City held a massive sacrificial animal slaughter action. This activity is the party’s annual agenda to share happiness with the community while also being a form of worship for its cadres.

The symbolic slaughter procession was centered at the Daarussulthon Islamic Boarding School, Pinang District, on Thursday (May 28). The Chairman of the Golkar Party Regional Leadership Council of Tangerang City, Sachrudin, directly led the activity.

“This is our annual agenda as a form of concern and worship. Specifically at this point (Daarussulthon Islamic Boarding School), we slaughtered 8 cows and 5 goats,” said Sachrudin during the event.

However, that number is only symbolic of a larger movement. Sachrudin explained that Golkar cadres throughout the Tangerang City area also moved simultaneously at their respective points. If totaled cumulatively, the number of sacrificial animals prepared reached 49 cows and 18 goats.

Regarding distribution, Sachrudin ensured that all the sacrificial meat would be directly distributed to those in need.

“The slaughter results are immediately distributed to the wider community, especially residents around the slaughter locations, as well as party cadres,” said the chairman of the party bearing the banyan tree symbol, who also serves as the Mayor of Tangerang.

Through this momentum, Sachrudin hopes that the values of sacrifice, sincerity, and concern shown by the extended family of the Golkar Party of Tangerang City can bring blessings and real benefits to all levels of society.

Daarussulthon Islamic Boarding School

Daarussulthon Islamic Boarding School is a traditional Islamic educational institution in Indonesia, known for combining religious studies with modern academic curriculum. It was established to preserve classical Islamic scholarship while adapting to contemporary educational needs, fostering a community focused on moral and intellectual development. The school plays a significant role in the local region’s cultural and religious life, emphasizing discipline, community service, and spiritual growth.

Pinang District

Pinang District, also known as Penang, is a Malaysian state located on the northwest coast of Peninsular Malaysia, consisting of Penang Island and a portion of the mainland called Seberang Perai. Its history dates back to 1786 when it was ceded to the British East India Company, becoming a key trading port under Captain Francis Light. Today, it is renowned for its multicultural heritage, particularly in George Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its colonial architecture and vibrant street art.

Tangerang City

Tangerang City is a major urban center in Banten Province, Indonesia, located just west of Jakarta. Historically, it developed as a colonial-era settlement under Dutch rule, with its Chinatown district, Pasar Lama, reflecting centuries of Chinese-Indonesian cultural influence. Today, it is a rapidly growing industrial and residential hub, known for landmarks like the Benteng Heritage Museum and the iconic Tangerang Old Market.