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Having economic value, where visitors can
enjoy religious and culinary tours
Having innovation in constructing the mosque
and upgrading activities in order to improve the
prosperity of the mosque, for example, adding
the instagramable ornaments so that the visitors
not only worship but can take selfie photos
which indirectly promotes Cheng hoo mosque.
The community around the mosque, it can be
depicted that the community also has undivided
role in carrying out these activities, the bottom-
up concept illustrated in the community clearly
shows that the manager is a local community,
who provides is the local community and who
enjoys is the local community. It shows that the
social enterprise activity is based on the local
community;
Attractiveness and visitor satisfaction are the
priorities for doing publication by providing
maximum service, the service aims to increase
the number of visitors.
Based on these statements, it can be seen that the
social enterprise carried out in the mosque has
principles that always obtain. The principles will keep
growing in accordance with the conditions of society
at that time. The researcher finds the principles based
on interviews and observations conducted in
Chenghoo mosque. The principles are in accordance
with the following figure:
Figure 2: Mosque as social enterprise.
5 CONCLUSIONS
Mosque is a place of worship as well as a high social-
valued place. Therefore, it will be very meaningful if
socio entrepreneur is held in that place. Socio
entrepreneur is very useful and will always be needed
by the public for overcoming social problems that still
seem to be neglected. Through the activities of socio
entrepreneurs expected society welfare in the field of
economy, education and health increase significantly.
Social enterprise aims to create social value for
customers. It needs to get support from various parties
such as government, private and academia.
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