Seputarkarawang.com - Karawang, The atmosphere at 53 Club Coffee Shop suddenly became the spotlight because it looked different from other hangout places in general. This popular coffee shop in Karawang has successfully combined a modern lifestyle with religious values through an activity entitled "Majelis Coffee: Having coffee and chatting about matters of faith." This step is proof that a relaxing place like a coffee shop can also be a positive space to discuss useful things without losing the dynamic identity of young people.The initiative, which was initiated by the Chairman of the Islamic Organization Alliance, Gus Iman, aims to "take the ball" to places where millennials and Gen Z often gather. Gus Iman considers that 53 Club Coffee Shop is the right location to lighten the atmosphere for religious learning which has been considered stiff. With the "Club" concept as a positive community gathering place, visitors can enjoy their favorite coffee while absorbing religious knowledge in a more relaxed and sensible way.
Support for this innovation came directly from the General Secretary of MUI Karawang, K.H. Yayan Sopyan, who was also present, appreciated the courage of this collaboration. Apart from that, there was also the Chairman of DPW FPI Karawang as well as resource persons Ustadz Ujang and Ustadz Sutrisno who presented material on prayer and sincerity. The presence of these figures gives the impression that 53 Club Coffee Shop is not just a place to drink coffee, but is also a meeting point for those who want to deepen their faith in a fun way.Aldi Andrianto, as owner of 53 Club Coffee Shop, emphasized that his cafe is open to anyone who wants to spread kindness. He wants to break the negative stigma about hangout places by proving that coffee shops can be a productive means of socializing. Aldi hopes that this step will inspire other business actors in Karawang to dare to open up space for creative activities that bring benefits to the environment and wider society. The extraordinary enthusiasm of visitors shows that the concept of "reciting the Koran in a cafe" is very relevant to the needs of today's young people. One of the visitors, Jihad, admitted that he was more comfortable studying religion in a coffee shop because the atmosphere was less intimidating and more inclusive. With the success of this event, 53 Club Coffee Shop has officially become a pioneer of creative da'wah in Karawang, uniting coffee trends with spiritual enthusiasm in one exciting and inspiring ecosystem.
