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Hidayatullah Leaders meet with Muhammad Jusuf Kalla

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(Section thirty-six, Depok, West Java, Indonesia, September 4, 2014, 9:34 pm)

I follow the activities of Muhammad Jusuf Kalla, former Vice President Susilo Bambang Yudhpyono and now Vice President-elect Joko Widodo Jusuf Kalla at the time to be an entrep

reneur and activities as Chairman of the Functional Group (Golkar).

I'm with DPP Chairman Hidayatullah even ever audience with Vice President Muhammad Jusuf Kalla at the Vice President at Jalan Merdeka Barat.

Jusuf Kalla when the Board of the Chamber of Commerce and Industri (Kadin) even Jakarta often invite journalists to cover business activities Kalla in Makassar, sometimes invited by a business associate Kalla Machmud Aksa.

When I was actively teaching at the School of both economic (STIE) Hidayatullah in Depok, Muhammad Jusuf Kalla ever came to this boarding school in Depok campus and contributing to the development of Campus  RP 100 million.

Hidayatullah familiar to me in addition to my friends with the former Secretary-General of the  Hidayatullah BM Wibowo equally I became caretaker at the Moon Star Party chairman Hamdan Zoelva Generally , now Chairman of the Constitutional Court. Hidayatullah pesantren turns its head in the area of ​​Mount, Shoot, Balikpapan, which is also adjacent to my hometown, where my uncle and my brothers still live.

Muhammad Jusuf Kalla

Jusuf Kalla

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Jusuf Kalla

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Official portrait as Vice President of Indonesia (2004)

12th Vice President of Indonesia

Elect

Taking office

20 October 2014

President   Joko Widodo

Succeeding        Boediono

10th Vice President of Indonesia

In office

20 October 2004 – 20 October 2009

President   Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono

Preceded by       Hamzah Haz

Succeeded by    Boediono

Personal details

Born 15 May 1942 (age 72)

Watampone, South Sulawesi, Dutch East Indies

Nationality Indonesian

Political party      Golkar Party

Spouse(s) Mufidah Miad Saad

Children     Muchlisa Kalla

Muswira Kalla

Imelda Kalla

Solichin Kalla

Chaerani Kalla

Alma mater         Hasanuddin University (Drs.)

INSEAD (M.B.A.)

University of Malaya (Dr.h.c.)

Sōka University (Dr.h.c.)

Indonesia University of Education (Dr.h.c.)

Hasanuddin University (Dr.h.c.)

Syiah Kuala University (Dr.h.c.)

University of Brawijaya (Dr.h.c.)

University of Indonesia (Dr.h.c.)

Profession Businessman

Religion     Sunni Islam

Website     [2]

Abdul Mannan

About this sound Muhammad Jusuf Kalla (help·info) (born 15 May 1942) is an Indonesian politician who was the 10th Vice President of Indonesia from 2004 to 2009 and is the current Vice President-elect of Indonesia. He was unsuccessful as Golkar's presidential candidate in the Indonesian presidential election, 2009. Since 2009 Kalla has served as the Chairman of the Indonesian Red Cross Society.[1] Before Kalla declared himself as the running mate for Joko Widodo in the upcoming Indonesian presidential election, 2014, a 2012 poll place his popularity among likely voters in the top three contenders for the presidency[2] and ahead of his own party's nominee Aburizal Bakrie.[3]

Early life[edit]

Jusuf Kalla was born on 15 May 1942 in Watampone, the capital of the Bone Regency in South Sulawesi. His parents were Hadji Kalla, a local businessman and Athirah, a woman who sold Buginese silk for a living.[4] He was the second of 10 children.

After completing school, Kalla attended Hasanuddin University in Makassar. At university he became active in the Indonesian Student Action Front (KAMI), a student organization which supported General Suharto in his bid to gain power from president Sukarno. Kalla was elected as chair of South Sulawesi branch of KAMI.[4] He showed interest in a political career, becoming a member of the Regional People's Representative Council (DPRD) and chairman of the Youth Division of Golkar when it was still organised under a Joint Secretariat (Sekretariat Bersama or Sekber) format.

Businessman[edit]

In 1967 Kalla graduated from the Economics Faculty at Hasanuddin University. The economic situation was bleak at the time and his father, Hadji Kalla, considered shutting down the family business, NV Hadji Kalla. Instead, Kalla decided to take over the firm. Putting aside his political activities, in 1968 Kalla became CEO of NV Hadji Kalla while his father became chairman. In the beginning the business only had one employee and business was slow. Kalla's mother assisted by trading silk and running a small transportation business with three buses.[4] Over time the business grew and became quite successful. NV Hadji Kalla expanded from the export-import trading business into other sectors (hotels, infrastructure construction, car dealerships, aerobridges, shipping, real estate, transportation, a shrimp farm, oil palm, and telecommunications).[4] In addition to being CEO of NV Hadji Kalla, Kalla was also CEO of various subsidiaries of the firm. In 1977, Kalla graduated from INSEAD, an international business school in Fontainebleau, south of Paris. "NV Hadji Kalla" is now known as the Kalla Group and is one of the leading business groups in Indonesia, especially in Eastern Indonesia.

Affiliations[edit]

Aside from his business career, Kalla has been active in numerous well-known organizations. From 1979 to 1989, he was chairman of the Indonesian Economics Graduates Association (ISEI) in Makassar (known as Ujung Pandang at the time) and continues to be an adviser for ISEI. Kalla was extensively involved with the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN). From 1985 to 1998 he was chairman for KADIN in South Sulawesi and was coordinator for KADIN in eastern Indonesia.[4] In addition, Kalla is on the board of trustees for three universities in Makassar. Kalla has contributed socially by building the Al Markaz Mosque and becoming chairman of its Islamic centre.

Kalla is seen in The Act of Killing film praising Pancasila Youth and encouraging them to commit violence.[5]

Political career[edit]

Member of the People's Consultative Assembly[edit]

Kalla returned to active politics in 1987 when he was appointed to the People's Consultative Assembly (MPR) as a regional representative for South Sulawesi. He was re-appointed to the MPR in 1992, 1997, and 1999.[6]

Wahid and Megawati Presidency[edit]

When Kyai Haji Abdurrahman Wahid (often known as Gus Dur) was elected as president by the MPR in 1999, Kalla was included in the cabinet and became minister of Industry and Trade. He had only been a minister for six months when in April 2000 Wahid removed him along with minister of State Owned Enterprises. Wahid accused both Kalla and minister Laksamana of corruption although he never produced evidence to support the charge.[7]

In July 2001, at a special session of the MPR, president Gus Dur was dismissed from office. Vice president Megawati Sukarnoputri took over the presidency and included Kalla in her cabinet, appointing him to the senior post of Coordinating Minister of People's Welfare. Although it was not part of his ministerial brief, Kalla helped solve the inter-religious conflict in Poso on his native island of Sulawesi. Kalla facilitated the negotiation which resulted in the signing of the Malino II Accord on 20 December 2001[8] and end to the conflict which had gone on for three years. Two months later, Kalla helped solve another conflict in Sulawesi. On 12 February 2002, Kalla, together with Coordinating Minister of Politics and Society Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, managed to solve a similar conflict on Ambon and Molucca through a second Malino Declaration.[9]

Road to Vice Presidency[edit]

Now a popular figure for assisting with the peace process in Sulawesi, Kalla considered putting himself forward as a candidate in the 2004 presidential elections. In August 2003 he announced his candidacy and enlisted as a participant in Golkar's 2004 Convention which would chose the Golkar candidate for president.[10] As the months went by however, Kalla became to be seen more as a vice presidential candidate. He was expected to partner a Javanese presidential candidate and his non-Javanese background was seen as a means of attracting non-Javanese votes which Javanese candidate might have trouble getting.[11]

Just days before the Golkar national convention, Kalla decided to withdraw from running under the Golkar banner. Rather, he accepted the offer from the Democratic Party's (PD) Yudhoyono to become his running mate.[12] The pair also received the support of the Crescent Star Party (PBB), the Indonesian Justice and Unity Party (PKPI), and Reform Star Party (PBR).

On 5 July 2004 the presidential election was held. Yudhoyono and Kalla won the popular vote with 33% of the votes but 50% of votes is required for the election as president and vice president so a run-off was required. Yudhoyono and Megawati proceeded to the second election round held later in the year.

In the second ground Yudhoyono faced a considerable challenge from Megawati who formed a national coalition consisting of her own Indonesian Democratic Party-Struggle (PDI-P) along with Golkar, the United Development Party, the Prosperous Peace Party (PDS), and the Indonesian National Party (PNI). Whilst Yudhoyono consolidated political support from other parties, Kalla turned to Golkar for support. Led by Fahmi Idris and ignoring the party line, pro-Kalla elements in Golkar declared their support for Kalla and Yudhoyono.[13] On 20 September 2004 Yudhoyono and Kalla won the run-off with 60.1% of the vote.

Vice Presidency[edit]

Jusuf Kalla with Russian Prime Minister, Vladimir Putin

Although he had overwhelmingly won the Presidency, Yudhoyono was still weak in the People's Representative Council (DPR). PD with all of its coalition partners were still too weak to contend with the legislative muscles of Golkar and PDI-P who now intended to play the role of opposition.

With a National Congress to be held in December 2004, Yudhoyono and Kalla had originally backed head of DPR Agung Laksono to become Golkar Chairman. When Agung was perceived to be too weak to run against Akbar, Yudhoyono and Kalla threw their weight behind Surya Paloh. Finally, when Paloh was also perceived to be to weak to run against Akbar, Yudhoyono gave the green light for Kalla to run for the Golkar Chairmanship.[14] On 19 December 2004, Kalla was elected as the new Chairman of Golkar.

Kalla's victory posed a dilemma for Yudhoyono. Although it now enabled Yudhoyono to pass legislation, Kalla's new position meant that in one sense, he was now more powerful than Yudhoyono.

Jusuf Kalla as Vice President with President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono

The first sign of rivalry came during the Indian Ocean Tsunami when Kalla, apparently on his own initiative, assembled the ministers and signed a Vice Presidential decree ordering work to begin on rehabilitating Aceh. The legality of the Vice Presidential decree was questioned[15] although Yudhoyono maintained that it was he who gave the orders for Kalla to proceed.

The second sign was in September 2005 when Yudhoyono went to New York to attend the annual United Nations Summit. Although Yudhoyono had left Kalla to take charge of proceedings at Jakarta, he seemed to be bent on maintaining a watch on matters at home. Yudhoyono would hold a video conference from New York to receive reports from ministers. Critics suggested that such conduct was an expression of distrust by Yudhoyono[16] The suggestion seemed to gain momentum when Kalla only showed up for one video conference and then spent the rest of the time taking care of Golkar matters.

Although things calmed down, especially with Golkar gaining another cabinet position in the reshuffle, the alleged rivalry surfaced again in October 2006 when Yudhoyono established the Presidential Work Unit for the Organization of Reform Program (UKP3R). Critics questioned whether the establishment of the unit was an attempt by Yudhoyono to exclude Kalla from the government. Yudhoyono was quick to clarify that in supervising UKP3R, he would be assisted by Kalla.[17]

Presidential elections 2014[edit]

Kalla has been often mentioned as a possible nominee of the Golkar Party in the 2014 presidential race.[18][19] In 2009 Kalla ran in the Indonesian presidential election with former Armed Forces Chief of Staff Wiranto as his running mate, finishing third with 12.4% of the vote.

During a dedication ceremony of the Indonesian Red Cross headquarters in the Riau province on 3 February 2012 Kalla stated his willingness to run in the presidential election in 2014 should he receive sufficient public support.[18] By May 2012 however, Kalla stated that he had no intention of running in the 2014 Presidential election. Kalla said he had no hard feelings about party chairman Aburizal Bakrie's upcoming inauguration as presidential candidate for the Golkar Party and that he had no intention of competing with him despite surveys that showed that Kalla was likely to be more electable than Bakrie.[20] During Golkar's National Leadership meeting in Bogor on 29 June 2012, Bakrie was officially declared the Golkar Party's 2014 Presidential candidate.[21]

Nevertheless, in the changeable political scene in Indonesia the situation can be expected to evolve in the preparations for the 2014 presidential election. In late 2012 Jusuf Kalla indicated that he would be prepared to move away from Golkar and join a ticket sponsored by the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) with former president Megawati as candidate for president and him as the vice-presidential candidate. "If I am not representing Golkar Party, then I have no objection ... Everything is possible in politics," Kalla said.[22]

Jokowi's Running Mate[edit]

Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDIP)’s presidential candidate Joko Widodo announced Jusuf Kalla as his vice presidential running mate at Gedung Juang, Jakarta, on May 19th, 2014.[23]

Personal life[edit]

Kalla is married to Mufidah, with whom he has five children, Muchlisa, Muswira, Imelda, Solichin and Chaerani.[24]

His career after the vice presidency has included many community activities. On 22 December 2009, he was elected as chairman of Indonesian Red Cross Society (Palang Merah Indonesia, PMI). Kalla said that under his leadership the PMI would build up stocks in the national blood bank to prepare for any increased demand for blood by hospital patients and victims of natural disasters.[25]

Hidayatullah (Islamic organization)

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Hidayatullah is an Islamic organization in Indonesia.

Origin[edit]

Hidayatullah was founded on 7 January 1973 (2 Dzulhijjah 1392 Hijriah), by Ustadz Abdullah Said[disambiguation needed] in Balikpapan as a form of pesantren (Islamic school, most of whom are boarders). From a pesantren, Hidayatullah was developed further with many activities such as social, mission, education and economy programs and spread to many regions. As of 2003, this institution had networks in 200 cities, in every province in Indonesia. By the first national meeting on July 9–13, 2000 in Balikpapan, Hidayatullah changed its form to a mass organization and declared itself as an Islamic Struggle Movement.

Abu Ala Abdullah

Belief

Hidayatullah was born when Muslims were awaiting the coming of a XV Hijriah century, believed to be the era of Islam resurrection. The main theme at that time was “Back to Qur'an and Sunnah.” Hidayatullah is a thought movement that tries to interpret “Back to Qur’an and Sunnah” more concretely, so, Al-Qur'an and Sunnah became a blueprint for Islam civilization development.

Hidayatullah believes that the setback of Muslems is mostly caused by a partial understanding of the universality of Islam. Each group takes the theme and program focus according to their partial view, and then even theme and program focus become a kind of group ideology. As an Islam mass organization that is based on cadre, Hidayatullah claims themselves to be an Islamic Struggle Movement (Al-Harakah Al-Jihadiyah Al-Islamiyah) with dakwah (mission) and tarbiyah (education) as main programs.

Organization[edit]

As a mass organization, membership of Hidayatullah is inclusive, and so its mission, vision, and movement basic concept. Hidayatullah makes its affiliates and related institutions autonomous and function as educational basic and member recruitment.

Hidayatullah is an institution for Moslems that want to realize their idealism to build Islamic society, refer to prophet method (manhaj nubuwwah). Hidayatullah is steadfast in its adherence to the Al Quran and Sunnah. Its obedience toward Allah and Muhammad is absolute; therefore all matters must be returned to Allah and Muhammad.

Hidayatullah leadership is built based on a prophet method that follows priority scale from the most principle (ushul) until the non-principle (furu’iyyah). While the main agenda that becomes focus work is: streamlining of aqidah, leadership and organization matters (tajdid); awareness brighten (tilawatu ayatillah); soul purify (tazkiyatun-nufus); instruction and education (ta’limatul-kitab wal-hikmah) going to the birth of leadership and best ummah.

Mission[edit]

Its mission is to realize society based on Al-Qur'an that free from thoughts, ism and attitude that allying Allah (syirik). The strengthen of sentence of tauhid “Laa ilaaha illallah” on earth · The executing of Syari’ah Islam by whole Muslims · Realization of the strength of Islam people in many life area · The birth of combatant cadre · Increase of standing, degree and prestige of the weak and oppressed onesTake role effectively in doing reform process (tajdid) in philosophy of Islam thought as basic for development of Islam civilization in the future · Prepare concept and strategy of struggle accurately · Prepare and build organizations of dakwah, education, social, politic, youth, female matters, and others that are strong, solid, modern and professional · Labouring and pushing the efforts on enhancing the quality of human resources.

Organization structure[edit]

Central Official Members consist of the Council of Sharia, the Council of Representatives (Syura) and the Central Executive Board. Sharia Council is the highest institute of organization, led by a chairman that also represents “imam” (leader) of Hidayatullah, called as General Leader. Council of Representatives represents observation institute for executive, this council consist of 25 members that are elected through national deliberation. General Leader ratifies Central Executive Board in national deliberation for 5 years duration.

Structures under Central Executive Board consist of Regional Executive Boards, Area Executive Boards (sub-province), Branch Executive Boards (district), and Subsection Executive Boards (sub-district). The chief of regional Executive Board downwards selected by deliberation in each level and have responsibility upwards and also to constituents.

Hidayatullah networks are supported by existence of 21 Regional Executive Boards and 194 Area Executive Boards. Of these, 51 are located in Java and 143 in outside of Java.

Its Chairman of Sharia Council is Abdurrahman Muhammad, while its Chairman of Syura is Abdul Qadir Jailani.

Hidayatullah Dakwah[edit]

Hidayatullah main program is dakwah (mission) and tarbiyah (education). Since its first step, Hidayatullah have sent students to do dakwah as part of education process. Existence of Hidayatullah in various places is an effort to build wide dakwah network and can reach and serve all levels of ummah. Hidayatullah tries to put da’i as “missionaries of Islam” so that the profile of da’i is ones who have excellent and militant characteristic and also have potency to build a balance civilization between earthly and eternity.

Since 1978 Hidayatullah have sent da’i around the country. Hidayatullah tries to enhance the quality of da’i by founding Religion College of Islam Lukman Al Hakim (STAIL) in Surabaya and Moslem Law Science College of Hidayatullah (STIS) in Balikpapan as education institutes for cadre of da’i. Because of profession of da’i more tend to dedication therefore Hidayatullah give full scholarship (expense of living cost and education) for students of STAIL and STIS with tenure pattern. In this way expected can be yielded da’i with stratum one qualification in education, dakwah and syariah who have militant soul, ready to be assigned entire Indonesia, expected can stay permanently, given subsidy for maximal 3 years or till they able to be economic performer where they are assigned.

Since year 1998 this cadre of da’i education institute have yielded and sent its grads to various area especially east and middle Indonesia. Every year Hidayatullah sends at least 150 da’i to many regions in Indonesia with 50 among them are stratum one grads from cadre of da’i education institute.

Hidayatullah education[edit]

In second 25 years step of Hidayatullah, education has a central and strategic role, especially when it is connected with effort to enhance human resources quality. It is caused by the realization for human standing and prestige increase and socialization of Islam values can be done only by high quality human resource.

According to Islam terminology, high quality human resource is human being capable to use all thinking and recitation potency inside himself or herself well balanced so that all domination of science, domination of technology and his/her skill give benefit to himself/herself, his/her environmental and world generally. Therefore, the development of human resource must be focused on the principles of tauhid and good behaviour without ignoring standing of intellectuality.

Hidayatullah introduces concept of integral Islam education and implement it in management of Hidayatullah schools from kindergarten until college level. The "integral" term shows a unity of all existing element, either faith and godly and science and technology, school and society, formal and non-formal, etc.

Hidayatullah education institute covers Kindergarten and Play Group, Elementary School or Madrasah Ibtidaiyah in almost all areas, Junior High School/Madrasah Tsanawiyah and Senior High School/Madrasah Aliyah at least in each region and 3 colleges in Surabaya, Balikpapan and Depok.

Beside Religion College of Islam Lukman Al Hakim (STAIL) in Surabaya and Moslem Law Science College of Hidayatullah (STIS) in Balikpapan as education institute for da'i cadre, Hidayatullah is starting Management Science College in Depok that is expected can yield grads that able to manage the Hidayatullah charitable efforts including economic efforts.

Pesantren[edit]

Hidayatullah pesantrens as does pesantrens in other places, have function as place to deepen science of religion. Pesantren with width of campus it had also have function as miniature or sample project to leadership and organized life in Islam. Besides dwelt by students who live in hostel, pesantren is also dwelt by teachers, nursemaid, organizer and jamaah of Hidayatullah that willing to live in pesantren in order to learn how to live in leadership and be organized.

With all limitation but with full seriousness, we try to strengthen syariah. Leadership is obeyed; obligation to do shalat, fast and tithe, charity and alms is intensified.

BM Wibowo

Hidayatullah and the weak people

Centre Education of Pious Child (Pusat Pendidikan Anak Shaleh - PPAS) is institution in the form of pesantren for orphans and poor children that place priority on growth of religious values through the reading of the Qur'an (tilawah), sanctifying of soul (tazkiyah), and studying (ta’limah). PPAS with its management have a multi-dimension characteristic for children; as substitute of parents, mini laboratory of life, and place to strengthen faith and enhance knowledge.

Aside from expectation to minimize economic inabilities, PPAS are expected to be able to produce cadres of combatant (mujahid) that will be ahead in the front line to straighten up the pennant of Islam.

The existence of more than 200 PPAS with averagely 150 orphans and poor children per PPAS is prove of the siding of Hidayatullah’s to the weak (dhu’afa) and the oppressed ones (mustadh’afin), the orphans and poor children. This is one of commitments that get primary attention since the beginning of Hidayatullah’s steps.

Baitul Maal Hidayatullah[edit]

Baitul Maal Hidayatullah (BMH) is an institute under Hidayatullah that have functions to manage funds of ummah’s zakat, infaq, shadaqah and waqaf. As embodiment from society and government to Hidayatullah, Baitul Maal Hidayatullah (BMH) have achieved confirmation as a national institute organizer of religious obligatory through decree of Republic Indonesia Religion Minister No. 538 year 2001.

BMH organizes fund property of ummah that entrusted to Hidayatullah to be channelled to empowerment of ummah, moving forward education institute and also social, moving forward mission of Islam, lessening the oppressed and weak. Now BMH have owned 30 representative offices and 144 partner networks.

Voice of Hidayatullah Magazine[edit]

Voice of Hidayatulah is one of business entity in Hidayatullah that is concentration in press. Initially, the magazine is only in the form of bulletin, masterpiece result of some student in pesantren Hidayatullah in Balikpapan. Considering what a strategic is dakwah through mass media, the bulletin continues to be developed.

Voice of Hidayatullah contains about dakwah dynamics and problems, either in Indonesia and also world. In it there is rubric interview popular figure, study of Al-Qur'an and Hadits, heroic story of struggle of da’i in various area all over the country, till the problem of family.

The magazine now reaches 60.000 exemplar. Its main office is in Surabaya.

Hidayatullah in Tembak Mount Balikpapan

Muslimat Hidayatullah (Mushida)

Representing Hidayatullah’s autonomous organization that has owned 15 official members of region in all over Indonesia. Mushida move in dakwah area, education and social focus on women, family and children empowerment.

Mushida’s vision is “Developing Qur’ani Families as Especial Bollard for Formed Tauhid Society”. To reach the vision, every program of Mushida flange to the forming of muslimah personal that is rahmatan lil ‘alamin, and build buttonhole of muslimah which have quality in supporting its role as personal, wife, mother and member of society.

Construction of members program in the form of activity of ceremony of ta’lim which executed routinely. More intensive construction executed through halaqah tarbiyah, leaning group that have member’s maximum 10 persons with determined curriculum.

Mushida Da’iyah Corps (KDM) is a division of Mushida that has duty to prepare da’iyah that will be bailed out straight in the society, and ever enhance quantity and quality of da’iyah through various activities of cadre and routine training.

In education, Mushida carry duty to develop Hidayatullah education institute in the level kindergarten, play group, Al-Qur’an education centre. Hidayatullah kindergarten, which has well management, trusted by society, become excellent, model to the other kindergartens in enhancement of teachers’ quality through routine training, management construction, publication of bulletin till providing teachers.

Cooperative of Hidayatullah[edit]

Inkophida is secondary cooperative that is becoming place of whole Hidayatullah cooperative network spread over Indonesia. Inkophida is founded in 1999 at Jakarta, and has achieve authentication from Minister of Cooperation and Empowerment of Small and Medium Industry dated 9 April 1999. Inkophida owns 9 co-operation centres in level of province and 142 primary co-operations in level of sub-province. Inkophida’s vision is to build ummah economy network with justice and profiting each other.

With provisions of experience and strength of network, Inkophida build various kinds of efforts both of being based on nature by exploiting local resource and potency, and also base on technology exploiting human resource had. Altogether in order to yielding and developing innovative products and services with high quality and also valuable in order to developing strong and self-supporting ummah economy.

Hidayatullah and empowerment of the rural people[edit]

Having been founded in East Kalimantan, Hidayatullah naturally has a great concern for the development of the remove areas of the province. This concern was behind the sending, since early 1980s, of da’i (religious teachers or preachers) to the hinterland. Most of the da’i have since built their own pesantren in areas where they were posted –this in addition to the continued effort of the Hidayatullah to develop boarding schools in whatever regions where there are none.

The province of Papua is another focus of attention of the Hidayatullah. Its da’is can be found in almost all cities and towns of the province, whose main activity is building the Islamic Boarding Schools for local children[citation needed]. The same drive of the Hidayatullah preachers could be said for those posted in East Timor before the territory’s independence from Indonesia.

Membership[edit]

Hidayatullah opened its membership on January 2001 for all adult Muslim, Becoming a member of Hidayatullah means taking part in a new wave of campaign to uphold the faith : Laa Ilaaha illallah – Muhammad.

Members are entitled to training and education that will result in the establishment of Hidayatullah cadres. They, in turn, are expected to give back to the society by bringing to it Islamic solutions to various problems.

Preamble

Hidayatullah was originally a boarding school that stands on 120 hectares of land endowments in Mount Shoot, Balikpapan, East Kalimantan. This boarding school founded by Ust Abdullah Said on January 7, 1973.

In its development, Ust Abdullah Said-santrinya send students to preach to the various regions in Indonesia, particularly the Muslim minority areas.

In the new task, the students Hidayatullah not just preach, but also to build a branch Hidayatullah pesantren.

In the end, there was much to more than 100 districts in Indonesia in the form of the boarding school. The focus is social activities, education, and propaganda.

At the National Conference (National Conference) First Hidayatullah, July 9 to 13, 2000, in Aberdeen, Hidayatullah menejemennya develop into community organizations (CBOs) and claim to be the missionary movement and the struggle of Islam.

In a further development, Hidayatullah Islamic organizations turn into Hidayatullah Society. Membership, mission, vision, and basic concepts of movement is open.

Correspondingly, Hidayatullah cadres were already scattered all over the country began to form a Branch Manager (PC), Regional Leadership (PD) and the Regional Leadership Council (DPW). Until the 2013's, Hidayatullah already has 33 DPW, PD 287 and 70 PCs. Number of DPC, PR and PAR are not included because growth is constantly changing.

Since 1978 Hidayatullah sending preachers to all over Indonesia and established the School of Economics Hidayatullah (STIEHID) in Depok, Islamic Institute of Luqman Al-Hakim (stail) in Surabaya and the College of Sharia Hidayatullah (STISID) in New York City as an institution cadre education for preachers to impose a full scholarship (tuition fees and living expenses) for students with a bond pattern. The preacher then get the maximum benefits of up to 3 years or until they are able to become economic actors are in place.

Starting in 1998 the institution has produced a cadre of preachers graduates and has sent preachers to the various regions, especially Central and Eastern Indonesia. At least every year, Hidayatullah send 150 preachers to the various regions in Indonesia, with 50 of them are graduates of undergraduate institutions cadres preachers.

Hidayatullah educational institutions including kindergarten and pre-school play groups, Elementary School or Elementary School in almost all Regional Junior High School / junior secondary school and high school / Madrasah Aliyah least in every region and 3 universities in Surabaya, Balikpapan and Depok.

Child Education Center Salih (PPAS) is a boarding institution for orphans. There are more than 200 Child Education Center Salih (PPAS) the number of orphans and incapable PPAS which each accommodate about 150 children.

In 2013, Hidayatullah received additional college STT International STIKMA Malang, shaded under PW Hidayatullah East Java. Unlike the other universities are generally Hidayatullah studied religion, STT International STIKMA Malang is a college study in the areas of Information Technology, Multimedia, Architecture, and Computerized Accounting. STT International STIKMA Malang joined the foundation after a long, right-clicking grant agency STT International STIKMA to organizations Hidayatullah.

As an Islamic mass organization cadre-based, Hidayatullah declared themselves as Islamic Struggle Movement (Al-Harakat al-Islamiyah al-Jihadiyah) with propaganda and tarbiyah as the main program. Membership is open Hidayatullah, which serves as the basis of its business education and cadre.

Method (manhaj nubuwwah ') Hidayatullah is adhered to the Qur'an and the Sunnah as a form of obedience to Allah and His Messenger. Hidayatullah focuses on streamlining matter of belief, Imamate and pilgrims (tajdid); enlightened consciousness (tilawatu ayatillah); cleansing the soul (tazkiyatun-Nufus); teaching and education (ta'limatul-wal-wisdom book) with the ultimate goal of leadership childbirth and the ummah.

pesantren Hidayatullah

Pesantren Hidayatullah schools serve as a place to explore the science. This pesantren inhabited students who live in dormitories, teachers, caregivers, managers and worshipers Hidayatullah.

Patterns of teaching in Pesantren Hidayatullah is a modern boarding school system, namely the incorporation of general subjects and subjects Kemendikbud special or Islamic (diniyah). Same general subject as subject in schools - other public schools, for example, mathematics, physics, chemistry and others. Particular subject that is related to the subject of Islam, for example Aqeedah, Fiqh, Arabic, and rote / Tahfidz Qur'an, and many more other subjects, according to the education level and location of the campus.

Hidayatullah stewardship is a central rate of the Central Executive Council consisting of the Shura Council, the Central Executive (PP), and the Central Advisory Council. The third element is a high body organization subject to the policy of the General Government, KH. Abdurrahman Muhammad.

Chairman of the Central Executive selected through a National Conference (National Conference) every five years. Under the leadership structure consisting of Regional Leadership Center (provincial level), Regional Leadership (district / city), Branch Manager (district level) and Chairman of the Branch (village level / village).

Chairman PP Hidayatullah period 2010-2014 is Dr. H Abdul Mannan and the Secretary General is Ir Abdullah Abu A'la, MHI. Central Advisory Council consists of nine people with its chairman Abdullah Ihsan. Medium Shura Council consists of 11 people with Drs chairman Hamim Thohari M.Sc. (Continoe)