Jakarta: The Badan Pengelola Keuangan Haji (BPKH) has launched its Berkah Ramadan 2025 program, promising a series of 13 activities aimed at benefitting the wider community during the holy month. As part of its transparent financial practices, BPKH also announced that it will distribute results from its investments and the management of the Dana Abadi Umat (DAU).
Chairman of the Supervisory Board of BPKH, Firmansyah Nazaroedin, expressed, "All the programs we run are a manifestation of transparency and trust in the management of funds so that the benefits can be felt more by the community." This sentiment captures the agency's philosophy of ensuring that its financial practices benefit the population at large.
Fadlul Imansyah, the Head of BPKH, elaborated on the specific initiatives included in the Berkah Ramadan program, showcasing the distribution of mushaf Al-Quran, which notably includes copies specifically designed for people with disabilities. Additionally, the program hosts communal breaking of fast activities, provides groceries to those in need, and facilitates training and revitalization efforts for mosques across Indonesia. "In addition to managing hajj funds, BPKH also distributes the results of investments and management of the Dana Abadi Umat (DAU) for the public good," stated Fadlul.
As part of executing this extensive program, BPKH is collaborating with 14 benefit partners across Indonesia. These include notable organizations such as Baznas, Rumah Zakat, and Dompet Dhuafa—each contributing to the effective distribution of resources and localized support.
Engaging with partners allows BPKH to reach a broader audience and promote community involvement. By leveraging the expertise and resources of these organizations, the Berkah Ramadan program is set to have a far-reaching impact.
Minister of Religion Nasaruddin Umar praised the ongoing efforts of BPKH in strengthening the faith community through well-structured and accountable financial management. He remarked, "We are grateful that the government has established a special agency focused on gathering, empowering, distributing, and managing the substantial hajj funds, which will be used to strengthen the community besides contributing to the pilgrims."
Nasaruddin's comments underline the importance of such programs not only in fostering community development but also in enhancing the experience of individuals undertaking the pilgrimage. The cooperation between BPKH and its partners exemplifies a model that other organizations can emulate in their own initiatives.
The 13 activities planned for the Berkah Ramadan 2025 program reflect a dedicated effort to provide meaningful support to various segments of society. With each program geared toward an essential aspect of community welfare, BPKH demonstrates a commitment to service during the holy month.
As the Ramadan season unfolds, the efforts by BPKH showcase an inspiring example of how collective action and strategic partnerships can create a significant impact. These initiatives are more than just programs; they symbolize a commitment to nurturing the spiritual and social fabric of communities across Indonesia.
In conclusion, the Berkah Ramadan 2025 program is a noteworthy illustration of how financial stewardship can translate into tangible community support, fostering a culture of collaboration and care. This approach offers hope and assistance not just during the holy month of Ramadan but beyond, as the lasting benefits of these initiatives resonate throughout the year.
