Closer to Abdul, The Alumni of Islamic Family Law UMM, who became the IMM Central Executive Board Chairman.

Author : Humas | Friday, October 29, 2021 08:31 WIB

Figure of Abdul Musawir Yahya (Photo: Special)

The University of Muhammadiyah Malang often gives birth to national leaders. One of them is Abdul Musawir Yahya, who has succeeded in becoming the Chairman of the Central Executive Board of the Muhammadiyah Student Association (IMM). He was elected by getting 331 votes from 451 voters at the 19th IMM Congress in Kendari on 21-23 October.

Asked about his success, Abdul, as he is familiarly called, feels proud of this achievement. He thanked all those who supported him. According to him, the trust he carries is weighty. Therefore, the alumnus of Islamic Family Law (HKI) UMM will immediately consolidate with the regions to realize the vision and mission that has been proclaimed.

Before being elected as the Chairman of the Central Executive Board of the Muhammadiyah Student Association (IMM) for the period 2021-2023, Abdul has also been active in various organizations. He is also brilliant in working in the world of entrepreneurship. He was the director of Maharaya Indonesia. Abdul also took risks to start multiple businesses and became the owner of Super Camera Malang, Lumeo Audiovisual Malang, Panjava English Garden, Garden Coffee, Martabak Satu Juli, and Akar Publisher.

Interestingly, his enthusiasm for developing his business started from his efforts to empower underprivileged cadres. The hope is that they will not drop out of college and continue their education until they graduate. It is also so that they can achieve their dreams thanks to the results of their hard work.

By carrying the hashtag #DariNarasiMenujuAksi, scientific excellence, economic independence, and political sovereignty, Abdul hopes that IMM will become the foremost carriage and opinion leader to guard the nation's life and state. With this, Abdul also represented the goal of the fourth Islamic Family Law Department, which is to produce graduates who have insight and commitment to the vision and mission of the Muhammadiyah struggle.

Meanwhile, the Head of the Islamic Family Law Department (HKI), Muhammad Arif Zuhri, Lc., M.H.I welcomed the news. He was happy to hear the good news from Abdul. According to him, this is a testament to the success of the HKI Study Program in producing scholars with professional abilities in the fields of law, Islamic law, and Islamic family law. It does not only revolve around theory but also in practical aspects.

"We also always strive to produce graduates who have religious integrity and strong morality and have a good leadership spirit," concluded Arif. (cdr/wil)

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