Pesantren is a traditional education that the students live together and learn under the guidance of teachers better known as kiaidan has a dormitory for place to stay students. The sisters are in a complex that also provides mosques for worship, study space, and other religious activities. The complex is usually surrounded by walls to be able to monitor the entry of the santri in accordance with applicable regulations. [1]. Pondok Pesantren are two terms that indicate an understanding. Pesantren according to the basic understanding is the place where students learn, while the cottage means a house or a simple residence made of bamboo. In addition, the word hut may be derived from Arabic Funduq which means dormitory or hotel. In Java, including Sundanese and Madurese are generally used the term cottage and pesantren, while in Aceh known as the term dayah or rangkang or menuasa, while in Minangkabau called surau. [2] Pesantren can also be understood as educational institutions and religious teaching, generally by nonklasikal, in which a kiai teaches the religion of Islam to santri based on books written in Arabic by the medieval clergy, and the santri usually stay in the huts (dormitory) in the pesantren. [3]
