UMI Lecturers Equip Tahfidz Mizanul Ulum Takalar Students to Become Economic Actors in Islamic Families in the Digital Era
TAKALAR– Indonesian Muslim University (UMI) is again implementing the Tridharma of Higher Education
High through Community Service (PkM) activities. This time, the UMI lecturer team
held a program entitled "PKM Transforming the Role of Santri as Economic Actors
Islamic Family through Digital Learning and Ahwal Al Syakhsyiah Literacy in Islamic Boarding School
Mizanul Ulum YW UMI, Sanrobone Village, Sanrobone District, Takalar Regency, Tuesday
This activity was attended by 30 Tahfidz students. The implementation team is headed by Dr. H. Andi Sumardin, S.Ag., M.A.
"I just understood that in Islam there are clear rules regarding responsibility for livelihood
and how to manage assets in the family. We were also taught that cell phones can be used for things
productive ones, for example selling online. This activity is very useful. Hopefully
At the end of the activity, the service team expressed its highest thanks to the UMI Waqf Foundation for their support and facilitation so that this activity could be held smoothly. Thanks were also expressed to the leadership, ustaz, and all students of the Mizanul Ulum Islamic Boarding School for their welcome and active participation. Through this activity, UMI hopes that a generation of students will be born who will not only look after Kalamullah, but will also be able to become actors in the family economy that are Islamic, independent and adaptive to current developments.
High through Community Service (PkM) activities. This time, the UMI lecturer team
held a program entitled "PKM Transforming the Role of Santri as Economic Actors
Islamic Family through Digital Learning and Ahwal Al Syakhsyiah Literacy in Islamic Boarding School
Mizanul Ulum YW UMI, Sanrobone Village, Sanrobone District, Takalar Regency, Tuesday
(13/10/2026).
from the Faculty of Islamic Religion, with members Munawir Nasir, S.E., M.M. from the UMI Faculty of Economics and Business.
This program combines two scientific fields. First, literacy on Ahwal Al Syakhsiyah or Islamic family law, which discusses the roles and responsibilities of family members, including maintenance obligations and managing family assets according to sharia. Second, learning the digital economy which equips students with a basic understanding of entrepreneurship and management
finance, and the use of digital technology for productive and halal economic activities.
Head of Islamic Boarding School: Santri Must Be Ready to Support the Family
The activity opened with remarks from the Head of the Mizanul Ulum Islamic Boarding School,Baso Udin, S.Ag. He welcomed and appreciated the presence of the UMI lecturer team among the students. "On behalf of the large family of the Mizanul Ulum Islamic Boarding School, we would like to thank the UMI lecturer team who were present to share their knowledge with our children. The material presented is very relevant. Santri are not only prepared to be memorizers of the Koran but also future heads of families and housewives who will later help support their family's economy. Armed with an understanding of Islamic family law and digital skills, God willing, they will be better prepared to face life in society" he said.
Baso Udinalso hopes that cooperation between Islamic boarding schools and UMI can continue through other coaching programs. PKM Team Leader,Dr. H. Andi Sumardin, S.Ag., M.A., explained that this activity stems from the awareness that Islamic boarding school students have great potential to become family economic drivers based on Islamic values.
"Santri must understand that earning a halal living and managing property well is part of worship and responsibility in the family, as regulated in the Ahwal Al Syakhsiyah fiqh. On the other hand, times have changed. Digital technology opens up many economic opportunities that students can take advantage of without having to leave the Islamic boarding school and
memorize it. We want students to become a generation that is strong in faith, understands sharia, and is economically independent" he explained.During the activity, students took part in material presentations, interactive discussions, and simple practices of using digital devices to map business opportunities and record finances. Munawir Nasir, S.E., M.M.presents material about the basics of economics and digital entrepreneurship with examples that are close to the daily lives of students. The enthusiasm of the participants was seen from the many questions during the discussion session. One of the Tahfidz students, Ahmad Rizky, admitted that he had gained a new understanding from this activity.
and how to manage assets in the family. We were also taught that cell phones can be used for things
productive ones, for example selling online. This activity is very useful. Hopefully
UMI lecturers can come again to our Islamic boarding school" he said.
