In the history of proselytizing Rasullullah, 
especially in the period of Medina, the 
existence of the mosque is not only utilized 
as a center of worship that are mahdhah but 
also have a role as: 
a.  In an emergency, after reaching the 
destination hijra in Medina, he instead set up 
a fortress to guard against possible attacks 
by the enemy but to first build a mosque 
b.  Islam is the Hijri calendar starts with 
education first mosque, which is on the 12th 
of RabiulAwal, the beginning of next Hijri 
year selanjut fall on 1 Muharram 
c.  Islam in Mecca and in Medina grow growing 
Islamic religion, In the first period or periods 
Makiyyah, the Prophet taught the basics of 
religion. Entering the second period or 
periods Madaniyah, Rasulluloh saw marks 
the boundary to build a mosque. 
d.  Bond linking the mosque consisting of a 
group of people Emigrants and Helpers with 
a foundation of faith in God and 
e.  The mosque was founded by people fearing 
worked together for the common good (E. 
Ayub et al, 1996: 10) 
  
This role continues in the direction of the 
development of proselytizing Rasullullah saw and its 
dynamics run in line with the function of the mosque 
by not only as an implementation mahdah worship 
but also serves as: 
1.  The mosque is a place of worship and get 
closer Muslims closer to Allah SWT 
2.  Mosque is the Muslims ber'itikaf, self-
cleaning, inner guide to develop awareness 
and gain experience of inner / religious so it 
always maintained the balance of soul and 
araga and the wholeness of personality 
3.  Mosque is the Muslims place consulted in 
order to discuss out issues that arise in the 
community 
4.  Mosque is the Muslims consulted, filed 
difficulties, ask for help and assistance 
5.  Mosque is the place to build the integrity of 
the bond pilgrims and cooperativeness in 
realizing common prosperity 
6.  Mosque with ta'lim majlis is a vehicle for 
increasing intelligence and knowledge of 
Muslims 
7.  the mosque is a place  guide and 
development leading cadres race 
8.  mosque where fundraising, storing, and 
distributing it, and 
9.  the mosque is a place of social regulation 
and supervision 
(E.Ayub et al, 1996: 8) 
  
 The above description shows that in the past 
Rasullullah mosque has been functioning and 
efficient in building a community of people. 
  
2.3  Pattern Empowerment 
 
Empowerment has the root word of "power" means 
the power, influence. PE prefix and suffix an- 
formations make the word "power" to the 
empowerment that has significance influence, giving 
power (Poerwadarminta, 2002: 233). Thus 
empowerment is an attempt to give an influence on 
others. 
  
2.4  Definition of Management 
 
Management of the terms of the etymologically 
derived from the word manage, which means driving, 
govern, lead and can also be interpreted simply as 
maintenance. In this case, what is meant by the 
management is the maintenance or setting or lead or 
guide others in order to achieve a particular goal 
(Abdulsyani, 1987: 1) 
Manulang asserts that the term management contains 
three terms, the first, management as a process; 
second, management as a collectivity of people who 
perform management activities, and third, the 
management as an art and as a science (Manulang, 
1996: 14)   
      Management is only a means to achieve the 
desired aim. Accordingly, the Management had to do 
as best as possible to achieve the expected results. To 
that should be done is pay attention to the elements of 
management consisting of 6 M ie; Man.  Money, 
Methods, Machines, Materials and Market. 
George R.Terry in his Prinsiples of Management as 
quoted Sardjana gives the following definition: 
"Management is a distinct process consisting of 
planning, organizing, actuating, and controlling, 
each utilizing in both science and art Followed in 
order to Accomplish predetermined objectives" 
  
"Management is a process that discriminate on the 
planning, organizing, implementation and 
monitoring, by utilizing both a science and an art, in 
order to achieve predetermined objectives" (Sardjana, 
1984: 6)