Indonesia: Islamic Organization's Founding Principles Emphasized at 13th HBM

Indonesia hosted the 13th consultative meeting of the Muhammadiyah Islamic organization's Supreme Council (HBM). During this meeting, KSP Dudung emphasized the importance of reaffirming the teachings of the organization's founder, KH Ahmad Dahlan. KH Ahmad Dahlan, who founded Muhammadiyah in the early 20th century, dedicated himself to the modernization of Islam and the improvement of education and social welfare. His teachings form the core of the organization's activities and continue to hold significant influence in contemporary Indonesian society. This HBM served as a platform for the organization's members to reaffirm the founder's principles and discuss how to apply these ideals to the challenges facing contemporary society. It is understood that discussions likely focused on maintaining the organization's identity amidst rapid social changes and diversifying values, while continuing to contribute to society. Muhammadiyah is one of the largest Islamic organizations in Indonesia, engaged in a wide range of activities including education, healthcare, and social welfare. Its work is deeply rooted in Indonesian society and culture, significantly impacting the lives of its citizens.