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Fifty mosques in Banda Aceh receive support for upkeep

From Republika · () Indonesian

Translated from Indonesian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

At a glance

News Named sources Outcome reported
  • Enesis Group distributed Kispray Kasturi products to 50 mosques in Banda Aceh through a collaboration with BAZNAS.
  • About 100 mosque administrators and caretakers took part in the September 4 event at Baiturrahman Grand Mosque.
  • The program aims to support the cleanliness and comfort of shared mosque spaces.

Fifty mosques in Banda Aceh have received products intended to help maintain their surroundings and keep shared spaces comfortable for worshippers.

The distribution came through a collaboration between Enesis Group and the National Zakat Board, known as BAZNAS. Under the program “Freshen 50 Mosques with Kispray Kasturi,” the products were handed to mosque administrators and caretakers.

The event took place at Baiturrahman Grand Mosque on September 4, 2026, and involved about 100 administrators and caretakers. It followed a similar initiative held in Jakarta in March.

RM Ardiantara, Enesis Group’s head of human resources services and public relations, said, “The comfort of mosques is a shared responsibility, and we are also taking an active role in safeguarding the sanctity of places of worship.” He described the activity as part of the company’s continuing social initiatives. Kispray Kasturi was presented as an option for helping maintain fragrance in mosque rooms used by the public.

The comfort of mosques is a shared responsibility, and we are also taking an active role in safeguarding the sanctity of places of worship.

· RM ArdiantaraEnesis Group’s head of human resources services and public relations explained the company’s role in the mosque-maintenance program.
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