Making Keychain Crafts with the Writing of Asmaul Husna from Wire Feathers: Islamic Art Expression at the Elshaddai Studio Klang Kuala Lumpur Malaysia

Institut Jam'iyah Mahmudiyah Langkat's Community Service Program (KKN) aims to empower Indonesian children at Sanggar Elshaddai Klang, Malaysia, through training in making key chains from feather wire. This program aims to improve the participants' creative skills and instill an entrepreneurial spirit so that they have alternative income in the future. This activity is also a solution to the limited access of migrant children to creative economic skills. The activity method involves several stages, namely program socialization to studio managers and parents, technical coordination of implementation, provision of materials and tools, and practice-based training. The results of the activity show that participants can understand and apply the basic techniques of making key chains from feather wire well. They managed to create various unique designs and showed high enthusiasm in practicing. In addition, this program had a positive impact on increasing children's creativity, self-confidence, and entrepreneurial insights. With this training, it is hoped that they can utilize the skills acquired to create independent business opportunities in the future.