<![CDATA[This community service program was designed to strengthen spiritual development and deepen the sense of brotherhood among the members of Majelis Taklim Darussalam Amarapura through the Malam Bina Iman dan Taqwa (MABIT) initiative. The weakening of spiritual values and social cohesion in modern life highlights the need for a structured approach to revitalizing community-based religious education. MABIT serves as an intensive model that brings together spiritual, emotional, and social dimensions in a unified learning experience. Held on 1–2 November 2025 at Villa Ayiesa 1, Puncak Cisarua–Bogor, the program gathered fifty participants from various age groups and professional backgrounds. Its core activities included faith-strengthening lectures, Qur’anic reflection (tadabbur) on selected verses, congregational qiyamullail, guided self-reflection (muhasabah), and small-group discussions designed to encourage the sharing of personal spiritual insights. Evaluation was conducted through participatory observation, satisfaction surveys, and in-depth interviews. The results indicate clear positive outcomes: increased enthusiasm for worship, reflected in the commitment of 82% of participants to continue qiyamullail; strengthened harmony and social bonds within the community; deeper awareness of the meaning of taqwa in everyday life; and the formation of lasting communication networks and mutual support systems. Overall, MABIT proved effective in integrating elements of tazkiyatun nafs and Islamic brotherhood within the framework of dakwah bil hal, offering an experiential model that can be replicated by other religious communities. Future improvements may include involving professional facilitators, adding family-strengthening sessions, and providing follow-up programs to sustain its impact.]]>
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