CONTOH PRAKTEK SUMPAH/JANJI JABATAN - 11 OTKP SMK JAKARTA RAYA 3

Summary

The video script details a formal ceremony for civil servant oath-taking within the Ministry of Religious Affairs. The event starts with a welcome and acknowledgment of gratitude towards God, followed by the singing of Indonesia's national anthem. The main focus is on the swearing-in ceremony, where candidates pledge their allegiance to the country, adhere to the laws, and commit to performing their duties with integrity. The ceremony concludes with symbolic signing and prayers led by a religious figure, marking the completion of the oath-taking process.

Takeaways

• 😀 The MC introduces themselves and explains their multiple roles in the ceremony, including being the spiritual leader and oath-taker.
• 😀 The ceremony begins with an opening prayer and salutations to God and Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), emphasizing blessings for the attendees.
• 😀 The agenda of the ceremony is outlined, setting expectations for the events that will unfold.
• 😀 The head of the department delivers a speech, and the attendees collectively recite the opening phrase 'Bismillah' to begin the ceremony.
• 😀 The national anthem of Indonesia, 'Indonesia Raya,' is sung by the attendees to honor the country.
• 😀 The head of the department reads the official appointment decision for the new civil servants, marking a significant moment in the ceremony.
• 😀 The MC asks the candidates if they are willing to take an oath to serve and uphold the laws and duties assigned to them.
• 😀 The candidates repeat the oath, affirming their loyalty to the country, their commitment to the laws, and their pledge to work with integrity.
• 😀 The candidates sign the oath symbolically, representing their formal acceptance of the position and responsibilities.
• 😀 The officiant leads a closing prayer asking for blessings and success for the newly appointed civil servants and the nation as a whole.

Q & A

What is the purpose of the ceremony in the transcript?

The ceremony is for the oath-taking and the formal appointment of a civil servant in the Ministry of Religious Affairs. The process includes speeches, the national anthem, an oath of office, and prayers.

Who is the first person introduced in the ceremony?

The first person introduced is the MC, who also serves as the oath-taker and is responsible for leading the ceremony.

What is the opening prayer in the ceremony?

The opening prayer includes praise to God, sending blessings upon Prophet Muhammad, and hoping that everyone present receives his intercession.

What is the first official action taken in the ceremony?

The first official action is the speech from the head of the department, followed by a collective recitation of 'Bismillah' to start the event.

What event follows after the speech from the head of the department?

After the speech, the national anthem, 'Indonesia Raya,' is sung by all attendees.

How is the oath-taking process carried out?

The oath-taking involves the appointed civil servant standing and swearing an oath of loyalty to the Constitution, performing their duties with integrity, and avoiding corruption or misconduct.

What is emphasized in the oath of office?

The oath emphasizes loyalty to the Constitution, the performance of duties with integrity and responsibility, and the avoidance of any actions that would be dishonorable or misusing authority.

Who performs the final prayer in the ceremony?

The final prayer is performed by a religious leader (rohaniawan), who prays for the success and guidance of the new civil servants.

What happens after the oath-taking and prayer?

After the oath-taking and prayer, the newly appointed civil servants sign the oath document symbolically, marking the completion of the ceremony.

How does the ceremony conclude?

The ceremony concludes with the guests being invited to applaud, followed by a closing prayer and the end of the formal proceedings.