Muhammadiyah

Muhammadiyah is a prominent Islamic organization in Indonesia, established on November 18, 1912, committed to promoting Islamic teachings and social welfare. Operating in multiple languages, including Indonesian, English, and Arabic, it serves as a vital educational and cultural institution. Muhammadiyah offers a wide range of services, including educational programs through its extensive network of schools and universities, notably the Universitas Muhammadiyah. The organization is actively involved in social initiatives, such as disaster relief through its MDMC (Muhammadiyah Disaster Management Center) and empowerment programs for communities, like the provision of health services and scholarships.

Promoting critical thinking among its members, Muhammadiyah engages in scholarly discourse and debates on various issues, including environmental concerns and legal matters within Islamic law. With a dedication to enhancing moral and spiritual values, it strives to contribute positively to both national and international development, ensuring that its legacy of social justice and religious guidance continues.