Starting from the study, this is the history of Al Mukmin Islamic Boarding School Ngruki Sukoharjo Indonesia

 

Starting from the study, this is the history of Al Mukmin Islamic Boarding School Ngruki Sukoharjo

The name of the Al Mukmin Islamic Boarding School located in Friend Ngruki, Cemani Village, Grogo l District, Sukoharjo, sticks out because it is linked to the leader of the Khilafatul Muslimin mass organization, Abdul Qadir Hasan Baraja, who was arrested by the police. The Al Mukmin Islamic Boarding School has denied reports claiming that Abdul Qadir Hasan Baraja is the founder of the Islamic Boarding School.

As reported, the leader of the Al Mukmin Islamic Boarding School, Ngruki, Sukoharjo , Ustaz Yahya, Wednesday (8/6/2022), said Abdul Qadir Hasan Baraja was not the founder of the Islamic boarding school in Ngruki. He confirmed that Abdullah Baraja, the founder of the Al Mukmin Islamic Boarding School who happened to have the same surname as the supreme leader of the Khilafatul Muslimin group, had died in 2007.

 

“Ustaz Abdullah Baraja only concentrates on foundations and happens to be a businessman, I'm sure he won't be involved. If [Abdul Qadir Hasan Baraja] is declared the founder of [Ponpes Al Mukmin] we will not accept it. We are very offended,” he explained at a press conference at the Ngruki Islamic Boarding School.

Quoting the almukminngruki.or.id page , Wednesday, the pioneers and founders of the Al Mukmin Ngruki Islamic Boarding School were Abdullah Sungkar, Abu Bakar Ba'asyir, Abdullah Baraja, Yoyok Rosywadi, Abdul Qohar Daeng Matase, Hasan Basri, and other supporters. .

Meanwhile, the establishment of the Al Mukmin Islamic Boarding School started from the existence of recitation activities after noon at the Great Mosque of Solo. The preachers and preachers then developed this form of recitation by establishing a madrasah diniyah at Jalan Gading Kidul 72 A Solo. The development of this madrasa was quite rapid because some of them were supported by the mass media, namely Radio Da'wah Islam (Radis) Solo at that time.

 

The exciting dynamics of the madrasa inspired the missionaries to initiate by boarding the students into a container in the form of an Islamic boarding school educational institution.

Occupying Waqf Land

The social reality of the Solo community after 1965 and the emergence of various threats that were considered dangerous to the existence of Islam and its people at that time, further motivated the spirit of missionaries throughout Solo to immediately realize Islamic boarding school education.

This intention is based on historical perspectives and considerations that pesantren in ancient times had a very big role and role in defending, fighting for, and defending the independence of the Republic of Indonesia.

On March 10, 1972, the Al Mukmin Islamic Boarding School Education Institution was established at Jalan Gading Kidul No. 72 A Solo, under the auspices of the Al-Mukmin Islamic Education and Orphanage Foundation (YPIA) with a Notary deed no. 130 b 1967. At that time the number of students who were in the dormitory were 30 students, including 10 students from the YPIA Orphanage.

Along with the rapid development of students with limited facilities and infrastructure, the next two years, in 1974, the management of the Al Mukmin/Poor Orphans Education and Care Foundation (YPIA) moved the location of the madrasa to Hamlet Ngruki, Cemani, occupying the waqf land owned by KH. Abu Amar. Since then, this pesantren has come to be known as the Al Mukmin Ngruki Islamic Boarding School.