The recent collapse of the mushola at PONPES Al Khoziny in Sidoarjo during the Ashar prayer highlights the critical importance of structural safety in religious and community buildings. Such incidents underline the need for regular building inspections and thorough maintenance, especially in spaces where large groups gather daily for worship. In the aftermath of the collapse, swift evacuation was essential to ensuring the safety of all worshippers present. Coordinated efforts by local emergency responders and volunteers facilitated prompt evacuation and reduced potential casualties. This incident serves as a reminder for communities to have clear and practiced emergency protocols. Beyond the immediate response, it is important for institutions like PONPES Al Khoziny and similar organizations to assess the causes of structural failures comprehensively. Factors such as building age, construction quality, and maintenance history should be reviewed to prevent future incidents. Community awareness about reporting structural concerns can also be pivotal. Furthermore, the hashtags associated with this event, including #jtvjember, #evakuasi, and #sidoarjo, reflect the local engagement and encourage sharing updates and resources. Social media plays a key role in disseminating timely information and mobilizing community support during emergencies. Moving forward, increased attention to construction standards, adherence to safety regulations, and community preparedness are essential. Religious centers should collaborate with local authorities for regular safety audits and emergency training to ensure their spaces remain sanctuaries not only spiritually but also physically safe for all attendees.