Cak Imin Challenges Islamic Boarding School Students: Eradicate Poverty, Not Just Preserve Tradition!
Muhaimin Iskandar, also known as Cak Imin, has urged Islamic boarding school students (santri) in Indonesia to not only preserve tradition but also actively combat poverty. His call emphasizes the practical application of education towards societal betterment.
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