Developing a Digital Tajwīd E-Booklet to Strengthen Qur’an Literacy for Prospective Couples in Alafan District, Aceh, Indonesia

Authors

  • Vini Nur Zikra Alafan District Religious Affairs Office in Simeulue Regency

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.56741/IISTR.jscd.001846


Keywords:

Community Service, Digital Booklet, Premarital Guidance, Qur’an Literacy, Tajwid Education

Abstract

This community service program was designed to address the low Qur’an literacy, particularly tajwīd proficiency, among prospective marriage couples (calon pengantin or catin) in Alafan District. Limited learning media, reliance on one-way lecture methods, and the absence of structured tajwīd guidance contributed to inadequate readiness for building an Islamic household. In response, the program developed a practical and accessible Tajwīd E-Booklet that contains essential tajwīd rules, short surahs, supplications, and audio supports. The initiative followed a collaborative and iterative approach involving Sub-District Office of Religious Affairs (Kantor Urusan Agama or KUA) under the Ministry of Religious Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia officers, religious counselors, and the community. The E-Booklet was tested during premarital guidance and received positive feedback from users and facilitators. Results show increased engagement, better accessibility of learning materials, and improved preparation for Qur’an-based family life. This program demonstrates how simple digital innovations can enhance religious literacy, strengthen public services, and uphold the ASN BerAKHLAK values within grassroots community development initiatives.

Author Biography

Vini Nur Zikra, Alafan District Religious Affairs Office in Simeulue Regency

is serves as a First-Class Islamic Religious Counselor at the Alafan District Religious Affairs Office (KUA) in Simeulue Regency, Aceh Province. She is actively engaged in community religious development, offering guidance, counseling, and support for family and social religious affairs. Her role includes facilitating KUA programs, managing administrative services, and strengthening community understanding of Islamic values. She is committed to promoting harmonious religious practices and community well-being. (email: vininurz@gmail.com).

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Published

2026-01-29

How to Cite

Zikra, V. N. (2026). Developing a Digital Tajwīd E-Booklet to Strengthen Qur’an Literacy for Prospective Couples in Alafan District, Aceh, Indonesia. Journal of Social and Community Development, 3(01), 1–12. https://doi.org/10.56741/IISTR.jscd.001846

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