Mahbub Ghozali
Chief Commissioner
An expert researcher specializing in Qur’anic exegesis, hermeneutics, and the representation of religious texts within cultural and digital media contexts, he critically examines how sacred texts are interpreted and communicated in the modern world. His academic work focuses on contemporary readings of the Qur’an, with particular attention to how digital platforms—such as social media—reshape religious discourse, public engagement, and the construction of authority within Islamic traditions. His research effectively bridges classical scholarship with contemporary digital realities.
Ahmad Izudin
President Director
An expert researcher addresses social development issues, emphasizing approaches rooted in local cultural values within the context of developing countries. His scholarly contributions advocate for alternative models of community development that arise from local practices. By employing participatory methodologies and grassroots narratives, Izudin challenges the prevailing technocratic paradigms of development. He aspires to foster a new consciousness that recognizes the importance of historical traditions in shaping future discourses aimed at promoting inclusivity, resilience, social justice, and active participation.
Achmad Yafik Mursyid
Executive Secretary
An expert in academic scholarship, Mursyid specializes in Qur’anic studies, philology, and manuscript research, with a particular emphasis on Southeast Asian Qur’anic traditions. His scholarly work investigates the historical and cultural contexts of Qur’anic manuscripts, examining their calligraphic styles and illuminations. Mursyid’s research significantly enhances our understanding of the interplay between textual traditions and socio-political dynamics in contemporary Islamic discourse. He actively publishes in both national and international journals, thereby enriching the field of Islamic studies.
Derry Ahmad Rizal
Director of Financial Affairs
An expert scholar specializing in community development and the sociology of religion, Rizal explores key themes such as religious literacy, digital da’wah, and the socio-religious dynamics of religious pluralism. His notable research includes mosque-based literacy movements, the commodification of religion through digital platforms, and strategies for empowering religious communities. Through an interdisciplinary lens, his work provides valuable insights into the interaction between religion, media, and society, contributing significantly to the advancement of multireligious social development in contemporary contexts.
B.J. Sujibto
Director of Research & Publication
An expert specializing in sociological theory, youth studies, cultural sociology, and Turkish studies, he has published extensively in both national and international journals, significantly contributing to the understanding of sociocultural dynamics in contemporary era. His research interests also encompass the intersection of religiosity and social theory, particularly concerning youth and cultural issues. Furthermore, he has actively participated in various community social movements and initiatives aimed at promoting peace and fostering cultural understanding.
Khotibul Umam
Director of Training & Consultation
A highly trained researcher specializes in family and child studies, social work, human behavior, and social environmental studies, with a particular emphasis on indigenous social work. His research interests primarily focus on community development and social work interventions, aiming to provide alternative analytical frameworks that promote social development. He is committed to exploring the role of social work in facilitating effective community-based solutions, enhancing the welfare of marginalized populations, and shaping sustainable social policies to address pressing societal issues across diverse cultural contexts
Bustanul Arifien Rusydi
Director of Law & Advocacy
An expert scholar in law and advocacy, his research focuses on legal practices in both religious and civil courts. His research focuses on procedural challenges within civil litigation and alternative dispute resolution, with particular emphasis on the law of evidence in civil procedural law. He is especially interested in exploring the gaps and practical issues related to evidentiary standards, procedural fairness, and the efficiency of both litigation and non-litigation mechanisms. Through his work, he aims to contribute to the development of a more just and accessible legal process in Indonesia. His academic and practical insights make him a valuable contributor to discussions on legal reform, especially in the areas of procedural law and judicial effectiveness.
Idan Ramdani
Director of Marketing & Advertising
An expert scholar specializing in social work and child-related issues within conflict and criminal contexts, Ramdani investigates leadership models in the Education 4.0 era, child protection interventions, and the integration of Islamic values into community development. His notable works analyze social work practices, family dynamics, and the application of religious values in societal contexts. Through an interdisciplinary approach, his research significantly contributes to the advancement of social welfare and modern child education in contemporary Indonesian society.
Muhammad Lutfi Hakim
Director of Human Resource Development
An expert researcher specializing in Islamic law, particularly Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh) and family law, Hakim focuses on the development of legal thought concerning rights issues within both classical and contemporary paradigms. His research examines gender equity and civil rights in Islamic inheritance law, as well as the dynamic interpretation of Islamic legal principles. His scholarship provides critical insights into how these principles adapt to modern societal challenges. Notable publications include analyses of default judgments in divorce cases and the impartiality of arbitrators in in disputes within religious and civil courts.
Hijrian Angga Prihantoro
Director of Public Relation
An expert researcher with a profound specialization in Islamic legal thought, the politics of knowledge, and comparative socio-legal studies within an interdisciplinary framework. His scholarly endeavors examine how Islamic legal traditions intersect with pressing contemporary issues, including citizenship, sociopolitical dynamics, and post-truth narratives. Through active cross-disciplinary collaboration, his research sheds light on the dynamic responses of Islamic legal discourses to modern societal challenges, providing fresh insights into their evolving roles in a rapidly changing global context. His work effectively bridges theory and practice in significant ways.
