Dita Alangkara

4 weeks ago | telegraphherald.com | Dita Alangkara

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4 weeks ago | telegraphherald.com | Dita Alangkara |Edna Tarigan

TANGERANG, Indonesia — Wearing a colorful costume, red nose and a turban on his head, Yahya Hendrawan performs as a clown in Indonesian schools, teaching Islamic values to children and teenagers. He started out working birthday parties as a side hustle. But in 2010 his religious teacher encouraged him to become a modern-day Abu Nawas, a legendary Arabic poet known for his wit, wisdom, humor and clever wordplay, so he could bring a cheerful, lighthearted approach to teaching religion.

4 weeks ago | telegraphherald.com | Dita Alangkara

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1 month ago | timesdaily.com | Dita Alangkara |Edna Tarigan

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2 months ago | niagara-gazette.com | Edna Tarigan |Dita Alangkara |Fadlan Syam

SIMBORO, Indonesia — Tucked between the village and the forest, Haruna and his father-in-law worked diligently through the night distilling dried patchouli plants, stoking the boiler with firewood, drops of fragrant patchouli oil trickling into plastic bottles. A sense of satisfaction washed over them as they watched the container fill with thick, rich brown oil, a sign of high-quality patchouli, the result of their hard work and precision.