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  • STIBA Makassar Builds Synergy with the South Sulawesi Provincial Government

    STIBA Makassar Builds Synergy with the South Sulawesi Provincial Government

    (STIBA.ac.id) Makassar – Chairman of STIBA Makassar, Ustaz Ahmad Hanafi Dain Yunta, Lc., M.A., Ph.D. accompanied by Ustaz Muhammad Istiqamah, Lc. as the Head of Public Relations and Cooperation, attended the Signing of the Joint Agreement and Cooperation Agreement (PKS) with the Provincial Government of South Sulawesi, Monday (21/09).

    The signing of the MoU between the South Sulawesi Provincial Government and STIBA Makassar, as well as the state universities in South Sulawesi, took place in the Ruang Pola of the South Sulawesi Governor’s Office. This was intended as a step to accelerate the implementation of education with the aim of building cooperation and synergy with educational institutions within the scope of the province of South Sulawesi.

    A joint agreement was signed between the South Sulawesi Provincial Government and Higher Education Service Institutions (LL DIKTI), KOPERTAIS and state universities throughout South Sulawesi and followed by the signing of a Cooperation Agreement (PKS) between the Provincial Investment Service and One Stop Integrated Services (DPMPTSP) of South Sulawesi with the higher education universities in South Sulawesi. This event presented 241 higher education officials including the Heads of the Institute, College Coordinators, Chancellors, Directors and Chairmen of Higher Education.

    Governor of South Sulawesi Province, Prof. Dr. Ir. H. M. Nurdin Abdullah, M.Agr., in his speech, said that cooperation was needed in terms of services, including on campus. “If we maintain solidarity, we build good collaboration and synergy and, then, there is no problem that we cannot solve. Including the Covid-19 pandemic, the Provincial Government of South Sulawesi continues to maintain solidarity, build good collaboration and synergy with governments in city districts in dealing with Covid-19. Thank you to all levels of private and state higher education institutions for supporting the program that was created by the South Sulawesi Government,” he concluded.

    Jayadi Nas, in his report said that the purpose of this activity was a joint effort to utilize existing resources based on mutual assistance, mutual support and cooperation in the implementation of Online-based Licensing in the Research and Development Sector, as well as a joint effort to carry out work activities in fulfilling the licensing aspect as a form of legalization in the implementation of academic and student activities in the Research and Development Sector.

    “Meanwhile, the aim was to optimize the implementation of Online-Based Licensing Services in South Sulawesi Province through a One-stop Integrated Service mechanism with synergy and integration, bringing public service activities closer together, especially licensing services in the Research and Development Sector, and making it easy for students/institutions to obtain research permits and data collection permit, ” said the Head of the Investment and One-stop Services Office of South Sulawesi Province.

    “In line with the aims and objectives, we created an application called “Online-Based Research Permit Management Application under the name New Normal Innovation System Information Online Campus (NENI SI LINCA) to respond and provide solutions for users,” he concluded.

    Translator: Asmadi bin Amir
    Editor: Suryadin Abdillah

  • Journal of Nukhbatul ‘Ulum Wins 3rd Place in National Scientific Journal Accreditation

    Journal of Nukhbatul ‘Ulum Wins 3rd Place in National Scientific Journal Accreditation

    (STIBA.ac.id) Makassar – The Decree of the Minister of Research and Technology of the Republic of Indonesia on September 16, 2020 officially stipulated that the Journal of Nukhbatul ‘Ulum: Journal of Islamic Studies obtained accreditation rank 3rd, which was previously ranked 4th.

    Nukhbatul ‘Ulum Journal is one of the journals managed by the Center for Research and Community Service (P3M) STIBA Makassar.

    In its history, the Nukhbatul ‘Ulum Journal has been initiated since 2013 and is still in print.

    In 2018, Nukhbatul ‘Ulum turned into an online-based journal and owned an E-ISSN (ISSN Online) during the leadership of Syandri Sya’ban, Lc., M.Ag., as the Head of P3M STIBA Makassar.

    This major change was basically based on the demands of the times, trends, and the direction of the Ministry of Education and Culture’s policies at that time. The Head of P3M made a breakthrough in journal development despite the various limitations attached to it.

    The stability of the publication of the Nukhbatul ‘Ulum Journal continued from 2018 to early 2019, but the trend and quality of the journal were not nationally accredited. For this reason, the stakeholders demanded and encouraged the quality of the journal Nukhbatul ‘Ulum to be improved, starting from governance to achieving national accreditation.

    Not only that, journals that have been directly accredited will have implications for bargaining power and increase institutional accreditation.

    From 2019 until now, the leadership of the Center for Research and Community Service has switched to Dr. Khaerul Akbar.

    Due to the taufiq from Allah Ta’ala, P3M STIBA Makassar won the 3rd Place Accreditation (Sinta 3) for the Nukhbatul ‘Ulum Journal. In addition, P3M STIBA Makassar has successfully published and managed 4 other journals.

    For this achievement, the Chairman of STIBA Makassar, Dr. Ahmad Hanafi Dain Yunta, gave his appreciation and congratulations to the P3M STIBA Makassar team.

    Translator: Muh. Farhan
    Editor: Suryadin Abdillah

  • Ustaz Musriwan: STIBA has Never Dismissed Students for not being Able to Pay Tuition Fees

    Ustaz Musriwan: STIBA has Never Dismissed Students for not being Able to Pay Tuition Fees

    (STIBA.ac.id) Makassar – As usual, the STIBA Makassar Initial Lecture at the beginning of each semester is always closed with submissions from the Vice-Chairmen. The submissions this time started with Deputy Chair I represented by the Head of the Comparative School and Law Study Program, Ustaz Saifullah Anshar, Lc., M.H.I. who read out several announcements related to Academic Affairs.

    It was then followed by announcements from the Deputy Chairperson II for General Affairs, Ustaz Musriwan, Lc., Deputy Chairperson III for Student Affairs, Ustaz Muhammad Taufan Djafri, Lc., M.H.I. and Deputy Chairperson IV, Ustaz Ahmad Syaripudin, S.Pd.I., M.Pd.I.

    From several deliveries announced by Ustaz Musriwan, it was revealed that since its establishment, STIBA Makassar has never dismissed its students for reasons of not being able to pay tuition fees.

    “We don’t even give the permission to leave for reasons of lack of funds. We will do our best to find a way out by seeking costs through donor assistance,” said Ustaz Musriwan.

    STIBA only asks for cooperation of the students who are constrained by tuition fees to proactively communicate with related parties at STIBA before the payment deadline ends.

    Translator: Fardiansyah
    Editor: Suryadin Abdillah

  • Inaugural Lecture, Ustaz Yusran Reveals the Reason for STIBA Establishment

    Inaugural Lecture, Ustaz Yusran Reveals the Reason for STIBA Establishment

    (STIBA.ac.id) Makassar – Living at the end of time makes us witness many signs. Among them, as described by the Prophet sallallaahu ‘alaihi wasallam in one of his words that, at the end of time, the arruwaibidhah will appear. They are ignorant people, who have no capabilities in this religion, yet they dare to talk a lot about community issues.

    The approaching of the end of the world can also be seen from another sign that the Prophet reported more than 1400 years ago, namely that more trusts were being wasted because matters were left to those who were not experts.

    Another sign is the scarcity of scholars. People, who understand the religion, practice it and preach it, are increasingly difficult to find because Allah has saved them. Finally, knowledge was lifted from the face of the earth.

    These three signs of the end of time were expressed by the Chairman of the Senate of STIBA Makassar, ustaz Muhammad Yusran Anshar, Lc., M.A., Ph.D. when he started his speech to open the STIBA TA Initial Lecture, 1441—1442 H / 2020—2021 M.

    The three signs of the end of time related to the scarcity of scholars were deliberately pointed by Ustaz Yusran in accordance with the central theme carried in this Initial Lecture, namely the regeneration of scholars.

    “Even though the Prophet sallallaahu ‘alaihi wasallam told us that this will happen at the end of time, it does not mean that we give up facing the situation,” said Ustaz Yusran witnessed by male students on Zoom media and female students on YouTube channel STIBA TV.

    “Therefore the Prophet sallallaahu ‘alaihi wasallam said, if the end of days is tomorrow and there are tree seeds in your hands, then plant them. Even though the scholars will become increasingly rare, our job is to give birth to scholars.”

    The former head of STIBA then read the word of Allah in Surah Ali Imran,

    وَمَا مُحَمَّدٌ إِلَّا رَسُولٌ قَدْ خَلَتْ مِن قَبْلِهِ ٱلرُّسُلُ ۚ أَفَإِي۟ن مَّاتَ أَوْ قُتِلَ ٱنقَلَبْتُمْ عَلَىٰٓ أَعْقَٰبِكُمْ ۚ

    “Muhammad is nothing but an apostle, indeed several apostles have passed before. If he dies or is killed you turn back (apostate)? “. (Surah Ali Imran: 144)

    The Prophet sallallaahu ‘alaihi wasallam also mentioned the heirs of the prophet were scholars. Scholars are the most entitled to continue his jihad. They also inherited the preaching, struggle, and everything he had taught.

    And, it turned out that, according to Ustaz Yusran, it was for this purpose that the STIBA Makassar campus was built, namely as a barn for the regeneration of rabbani scholars.

    At the end of his speech, the Chairman of the Wahdah Islamiyah Sharia Council invited all lecturers and students to maximize lecture events.

    “If we had tried our best to prepare the teaching and learning process online, the portion we would get would probably not be more than 50% of what we would achieve if the lecture took place offline. So, what would be achieved if our teaching and learning preparations are mediocre?” he said.

    This year, STIBA Makassar Initial Lecture was conducted by the Chairperson of the Surakarta City Sharia Council, Ustaz Dr. H. Mu’inudinillah, Lc., M.A. Ustaz Mu’in, who was one of the initiators of the MIUMI establishment and is now the chairman of MIUMI Solo City.

    Translator: Muh. Arham
    Editor: Suryadin Abdillah

  • Lectures are Still on Online Platforms, the Chairman of STIBA Makassar Noted His Consideration

    Lectures are Still on Online Platforms, the Chairman of STIBA Makassar Noted His Consideration

    (STIBA.ac.id) Makassar – Since mid-March, in the early days of the Covid-19, the pandemic plagued the country until now and there were no students of STIBA Makassar has been reported positive for the deadly disease. This is a health blessing from Allah that should make us grateful and be maintained by increasing our vigilance, as stated by the Chairman of STIBA Makassar, Ustaz Ahmad Hanafi, Lc., M.A., Ph.D. when giving a speech in the Initial Lecture, Monday (07/09).

    In addition to health benefits, the good implementation of all academic activities is also something to be grateful for. At the beginning, STIBA dismissed its students because of the pandemic, everything was still vague. STIBA did not yet have a clear picture of online lectures. However, the sincere intention to maintain the safety of students and all campus residents demanded that the STIBA leadership must take swift steps to shut the face-to-face lectures.

    Alhamdulillah, semester lectures, final exams, thesis exams, and judiciaries all went well even though they were hold on online platforms. “We just have to postpone the graduation procession, remembering that almost all students who have just finished wanted an offline graduation event,” said Ustaz Ahmad, which was broadcasted live from the Anas bin Malik Mosque, STIBA Makassar Campus via the STIBA TV Youtube channel and Zoom media.

    “Including PMB activities, new student orientation and pre-lectures were also carried out well. Likewise the work programs in other fields. Everything went well,” said Ustaz Ahmad.

    Therefore, the deputy chairman of the Wahdah Islamiyah Sharia Council appealed to the entire academic community of STIBA Makassar to be grateful to Allah Subhanahu wa Ta’ala.

    Regarding Covid-19, whose status is considered unsafe, this doctor who graduated from King Saud University Riyad KSA asked all of us to be patient with the calamities and ordeals.

    “We don’t know when this ordeal ends. We face many difficulties and problems, including our personalities. In particular, many students experience some obstacles, problematic networks, quotas, and so on. So, let’s double our patience. This is our struggle. This shows whether we really are true knowledge claimants or not,” said Ustaz Ahmad, motivating more than a thousand students who were monitoring via Youtube and Zoom.

    “Patience in this term includes holding back the longing to meet all of you. Seeing you in this mosque, in your classes, filling the corners of the campus with remembrance of Allah,” he said while holding back his emotion.

    According to Ustaz Ahmad Hanafi, basically studying must be done by face-to-face learning events, even the Prophet sallallaahu ‘alaihi wasallam, and the Angel, Jibril alaihissalaam, pressed their knees together when delivering knowledge.

    Patience in carrying out health protocols was also pointed out by the Chairman of STIBA Makassar. The Wahdah Islamiyah Institute which oversees STIBA Makassar is still consistent in appealing to its cadres to continue implementing health protocols. Therefore, the Chairman reminded the importance of exemplary and to remind each other among the academic community.
    Even though they are still carrying out lectures online, STIBA has prepared preparatory steps to bring students to campus, such as preparing facilities and infrastructure to the formation of the Covid Cluster Team.

    Regarding the question of when STIBA will start the offline lectures, Ustaz Ahmad answered, “If we are ready and the authorities, in this case the YPWI, have given its recommendations based on the requirements that are met. And, the regulations from the government have issued the permission to do so. When we send students home in March with a lot of considerations, returning them also needs the same careful consideration,” he concluded.

    Translator: Arif Anshar Syah
    Editor: Suryadin Abdillah

  • Initial lecture resource person, Ustaz Mu’inudinillah, Conveys the Criteria for Scholars Who Are Born from Cadres

    Initial lecture resource person, Ustaz Mu’inudinillah, Conveys the Criteria for Scholars Who Are Born from Cadres

    (STIBA.ac.id) Makassar – The regeneration of scholars is an obligation that is carried on the shoulders of the Muslims. The struggle for da’wah will not achieve results without the regeneration of scholars. Even though in his hadith, the Prophet, sallallaahu ‘alaihi wasallam, has reported that at the end of time the rabbani scholars were passed away and ignorant people spoke up in place of the scholars, this does not mean that we allow the disappearance of the scholars and be replaced by incapacitated people.

    Based on this, the role of scholar regeneration is considered very urgent and, even, obligatory. However, what kind of scholar whose existence is important to maintain, and to be increased in terms of their quantity and quality? Dr. Ustaz H. Mu’inudinillah Basri, Lc., M.A. describes some of the criteria for scholars who should be born from the regeneration process. He explained this when he was a resource person in the STIBA Makassar Initial Lecture which took place online via the STIBA TV Youtube Channel and Zoom media, Monday (07/09/2020).

    According to Ustaz Mu’inudinillah, the scholars who are expected to be born from the regeneration of scholars are those who inherit the prophethood. While the prophets received the revelations and set examples, the scholars are those who practiced the revelations.

    The scholars are the heirs of the prophet. They inherit knowledge. If the Children of Israel is led by the prophets, the Muslims will be led by the scholars because there will be no more prophets after the Prophet Muhammad, sallallaahu ‘alaihi wasallam. And of course, the Qur’an and the Sunnah inherited from the Messenger of Allah have a concept in developing a country, including Indonesia, and removing it from the mess.

    Scholars who can become leaders and advisers of the people are also one of the criteria for scholars who should be born from regeneration according to this MIUMI initiator. He quoted the words of Allah Subhanahu wa Ta’ala,

    مَن يَهْدِ اللَّهُ فَهُوَ الْمُهْتَدِ وَمَن يُضْلِلْ فَلَن تَجِدَ لَهُ وَلِيّاً مُّرْشِد;اً

    “Whoever is instructed by Allah, then he is the one who gets guidance;

    and whosoever He leads astray, then you will not find a leader who can guide him.”

    (Surah Al-Kahfi: 17).

    “It can be understood from this verse that people are misled because there are no “guardians” who become the adviser for them,” he said.

    Therefore, the presence of scholars is very important to guide and educate the people. The piety of the people is achieved by the existence of scholars who transfer the faith, not just knowledge.

    The next criterion presented by the Chairperson of the Surakarta City Sharia Council regards of the scholars who are able to provide solutions for social problems. He then gave an example, when the Prophet sallallaahu ‘alaihi wasallam was sleeping, he heard a noise from outside. It turned out that the noise came from an argument between two people; one was in debt and the other collecting what was owed. So, the Messenger of Allah, sallallaahu ‘alaihi wasallam, cancelled half of the debt and the other half was paid by the one who was in debt.

    A scholar must have the ability to unite the Islamic movement, be able to motivate the Islamic people to contribute in problem solving.

    Scholars who can unite the Islamic people are the next criteria for scholars who should be born from the process of scholar regeneration. This refers to how the scholars improve the scattered people into one compassionate entity.

    The last criterion mentioned by the Chairman of MIUMI Solo is the civilization-building scholars. A scholar must build civilization. He gave an example of a very basic change in the perspective of the Muslim community in Surakarta after the birth of the Surakarta City Sharia Council he led. From what used to be mutually exclusive to each other become united.

    The Initial Lecture of STIBA Makassar for Academic Year 1441-1442 H / 2020-2021 AD carries the theme “Cadre of Scholars in the Frame of Da’wah and the Struggle of Muslims in Indonesia”. This inaugural lecture took place online and was attended by more than a thousand students, lecturers and administrators. The brothers watched it on Zoom media while the sisters participated via STIBA TV Youtube channel.

    Translator: A. Alif A. Hamzah
    Editor : Suryadin Abdillah

  • Ustadz Zaitun Rasmin and Seven Former Chairmen of STIBA attended Virtual Reunion of STIBA Alumni

    Ustadz Zaitun Rasmin and Seven Former Chairmen of STIBA attended Virtual Reunion of STIBA Alumni

    (STIBA.ac.id) Makassar – The reunion of the alumni of STIBA Makassar was lively as hundreds of its alumni from all over the country and abroad crowded the virtual activity on Sunday (28/06/2020).
    In addition to the alumni, lecturers, the current chairman of STIBA, there were also six former chairmen of STIBA Makassar involved in enlivening this virtual reunion.
    The First former chairman of STIBA Makassar, for 1998-1999 period, Ustadz Muhammad Ikhwan Abdul Djalil, delivered the first speech for the event that also served as the official opening. The theme was “Blessed brotherhood and struggle resolve”. This was followed by enlightenment from Ustadz Ahmad Hanafi Dain Junta, the current Chairman of STIBA (7th), for the 2019-2024 period. Ustadz Ahmad brought the theme of “STIBA Makassar from Time to Time”.
    Ustadz Muhammad Ihsan Zainuddin, the 2nd former Chairman of STIBA Makassar, in the 1999-2000 period, also delivered some advices and motivations for the reunion participants. “The motivations are the Memories on Earth and Afterlife Longing” was his theme in this online event.
    The 3rd former STIBA Chairman, Ustadz Muhammad Yani Abdul Karim, who led STIBA during 2000-2006, was the next one. On this occasion, Ustadz Yani delivered a discussion related to the theme of “Struggle Totality in the Field of Missionary Endeavor”.
    From the city of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, the 4th former Chairman of STIBA Makassar, for the period of 2006-2008, also attended the reunion. Ustadz Salahuddin Guntung conveyed the theme of “Main Duties and Functions and Roles of the STIBA Makassar Alumni Association in the New Normal Era”.
    The alumni reunion was boosted further with the presence of the 5th former Chairman of STIBA Makassar, Ustadz Ilham Jaya Abdurrauf. He led STIBA in the period of 2008-2009. The theme he delivered was “Care for the Awakening Fervor of the People with Missionary Endeavor and Islamic Education”.
    “Starting from STIBA and finishing in Heaven (Min Huna Nabda ‘wa fil Jannati Naltaqi Insya Allah) was the theme of the last enlightenment. This speech was delivered by the 6th former Chairman of STIBA, who was also the longest leader (2009-2019), Ustadz Muhammad Yusran Anshar.
    At the end of the reunion, Chairman of the DPP Wahdah Islamiyah, Ustadz Muhammad Zaitun Rasmin, was pleased to join the alumni participants. The organizing committee took advantage of Ustadz Zaitun’s presence by asking him to deliver some advices.
    Ustadz Zaitun invited all alumni to combine science and manners. These two things are the main elements in the formation of mission cadres, especially scholars. Since the era of the Prophet Muhammad, may the blessings and peace of Allah be upon him, knowledge and manners have always been their pride and have become goals and assets in their struggle.

    Translated by A. Alif A. Hamzah
    Editor: Suryadin Abdillah

  • STIBA Sacrificed 22 Cows and 54 Goats

    STIBA Sacrificed 22 Cows and 54 Goats

    (STIBA.ac.id) Makassar – The Covid-19 pandemic, which is still overshadowing some areas in the country, has apparently not dampened the enthusiasm of the Muslims to perform the sacrifice ritual. At the campus of STIBA Makassar, 22 cows and 54 goats were sacrificed and distributed to the mustahiks.

    Apart from being distributed to 202 sacrifice donors, the meat was also distributed to Wahdah Islamiyah Center administrators as many as 50 packages, 20 packages for neighboring campus residents, managers, lecturers, and students.

    Ahmad Syaripudin, S.Pd.I., M.Pd.I., as the Chairman of the Sacrifice Committee, said that there was an increase in better services for the donors.

    “This year we want the donors to just sitting pretty at their homes. Sacrificial meat will be delivered directly to their houses. This is also an effort to minimize the possibility of crowds gathering,” said Ustadz Ahmad.

    In addition to the improvement in service for the donors, the committee also provided several tools that enhanced the efficiency of the sacrifice implementation, such as cow sacrificing tools and bone cutting machines.

    “In terms of cleanliness of the sacrificing location, the committee also held a special septic tank to accommodate the blood of the sacrificial animals that separated from cows and goats,” said the Deputy Chairperson IV of STIBA Makassar.

    The sacrifice and distribution of the sacrificial meat lasted for two days, 10-11 Zulhijah. Although the number of committees was smaller than the previous years, this year the sacrifice was held earlier.

    Video documentation of the sacrifice at the Campus of STIBA Makassar in 1441 H

    Translated by Asmadi Amir
    Editor: Suryadin Abdillah

  • STIBA Mapala Volunteer Team Joined the Cleaning of the Grand Mosque of Syuhada 45 Masamba

    STIBA Mapala Volunteer Team Joined the Cleaning of the Grand Mosque of Syuhada 45 Masamba

    (STIBA.ac.id) Makassar – On the fourth day, the STIBA Makassar Mapala volunteers continued their humanitarian activities at the Masamba disaster location, North Luwu Regency, South Sulawesi.

    On Saturday (18/07), the Mapala team, together with several humanitarian teams, participated in the process of cleaning the Grand Mosque of Syuhada 45 in Masamba City.

    This mosque was one of the locations affected by severe flooding as shown by the interior that was still filled with sand silt as high as, approximately, 1 meter. This silt was the target of the volunteers that day. From the morning to evening, dozens of volunteers struggled to remove the sediment. Yet, only small portion were able to be resolved by the humanitarian teams and other NGOs.

    The outside of the mosque was cleaned by heavy equipments while simple tools were used for the inside as to not damage the mosque parts.

    There were 10 members of the STIBA Mapala team who participated for the cleaning action in Masamba City. 

    Translated by Muh. Farhan
    Editor: Suryadin Abdillah

  • STIBA Makassar Held the XXII Working Meeting

    STIBA Makassar Held the XXII Working Meeting

    (STIBA.ac.id) Makassar – STIBA Makassar held the XXII Working Meeting via Zoom on Tuesday-Friday (07-10 / 07/2020). This event was attended by all departments and work units of STIBA Makassar. In order to implement the health protocol, the participants were placed in separate rooms.

    The deliberation began with the delivery of a discourse from the Senate Chairman of the STIBA Makassar, Ustadz Muhammad Yusran Anshar. In his address, he invited the managers to increase their gratitude to Allah. There are many blessings that God has given by being the manager of STIBA, including favors for Islamic Brotherhood, togetherness in the struggle at the STIBA Makassar Campus.

    Each manager was asked to understand their respective positions. The most important thing is not just performing them, but most importantly whether the manager has done the best for the position that has been destined for him.

    “In this working meeting, let’s evaluate ourselves to give our best in the future. Make personal notes on what we have done and what we plan to do in the future,” said Ustadz Yusran.

    Managers were also reminded to respect each other’s performance. Because joint work does not refer to a stand-alone unit; they need others. Rather, they need to reflect on each other, and correcting each other’s wrong doings.

    “Yet, we need to appreciate what our brother has done so far and to keep in our mind of all that he has done in advancing the campus to the future. Thanking people is the same as thanking the God. There should not be anyone who felt small just because of their role,” said Ustaz Yusran in a speech delivered from his residence.

    The chairman of STIBA Makassar, Ustadz Ahmad Hanafi, started the course of the XXII Working Meeting by conveying his general views regarding the performance of all departments and work units under his coordination. He shared the achievements in the Academic Field, General Affairs, Student Affairs and Cooperation departments. Likewise, he also touched the Center for Research and Community Service (P3M), Center for Quality Assurance (P2M), P3B, and others.

    After going on for four days, the XXII Working Meeting was closed on Friday afternoon after the discussion of recommendation session.

    Results of the XXII Working Meeting will become a reference for implementing work programs in the Academic Year of 1441-1442 H / 2020-2021 M.

    Translated by Muh. Arham
    Editor: Suryadin Abdillah