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The article is motivated by a large number of worshipers between the morning prayers and other fardhu prayers at the mosque. Another thing that presents an extraordinary sight is the presence of female worshipers who participate in both the congregational Friday prayers and other prayer times. In addition, busy mothers at the Nurul Ihsan Mosque in Tambalangan, South Kalimantan bring a lively and prosperous atmosphere to the mosque. This is a qualitative research project using observations and interviews with female congregation members of the Nurul Ihsan Mosque. This study found that worshipers at the mosque have a busy schedule with a wide range of religious activities including congregational prayers for the five fardhu prayers, yasinan, shalawat, and burdah on Mondays and Tuesdays, as well as taklim on weekends usually about fadhilatul charity, stories of people glorified by Allah, reading the ratibul haddad, and the citation of
sifat dua puluh every Sunday afternoon. They participate in many other activities including the reading of zikir satu laksa and taklim at the nearest mosque on a daily basis. Internal factors that influence the religious behaviour of mothers of the Nurul Ihsan Tambalangan mosque include the willingness of the mother to continue to study and good deeds. External factors include seeking the permission of the husband to worship at the mosque and the impact of neighbours,
community leaders, and recitations.
Keywords: religious behaviour, mosque worshipers
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