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Exploring Islam through Nature

Thursday, April 28, 2022

At the Ath Thaariq Pesantren, Islamic teachings and the principles of agricultural ecology unite. It is criticism towards today’s times and people who tend to damage the environment.

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Teacher and headmistress of the Ath Thaariq Islamic Boarding School for Ecology, Nissa Saadah Wargadipura (second from right), with several students harvest lemongrass to make lemongrass tea in Sukagalih village, Garut, West Java, April 24. The school owns a one-hectare organic plantation and farm and achieves food security for the school’s populace. TEMPO/Prima mulia . tempo : 172865898429.

“APART from studying about Islam, I was taught farming at this pesantren. Now I am making natural fertilizer from straws,” Ruhimat, a student at Ath Thaariq, said seven years ago in front of a video camera.

When he first came to the pesantren, or Islamic boarding school, six years ago, Father Gregorius Soetomo SJ saw other students—called santri—doing their activity just like Ruhimat. At the Ath Thaariq Ecology Pesantren,

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