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Unisma Appoints Prof. Mudawamah as Professor of Genetics and Animal Breeding

Malang – UNISMA has added a new professor in the field of genetics and animal breeding. Dr. Ir. Hj. Mudawamah, M.Si., IPM., ASEAN Eng, was officially inaugurated as a professor at the Faculty of Animal Husbandry on March 9, 2024. The inauguration of Dr. Ir. Hj. Mudawamah coincided with the conferment of professorship upon Prof. […]

When Hoaxes Rule Rural Communities: A Critical Reflection on Misinformation in the Digital Era

Behind the glitter of the digital age lies a corrosive threat quietly eroding the foundations of society, particularly in rural communities. That threat is the hoax, misleading information that spreads unchecked like an unrivaled ruler, plunging communities into confusion and fear. Ironically, rural communities often portrayed as close-knit societies rooted in strong familial values have […]

Afternoon Leisure in Jobless Villages: Between Necessity and Perceived Luxury

The amber glow of dusk stretches across the western horizon, signaling the day’s end. While urban centers remain alive with activity, a quiet stillness descends upon this small village. The cheerful voices of schoolchildren returning home stand in stark contrast to the unease of unemployed youth, uncertain how to fill the long afternoon hours. Joblessness […]

When Jealousy Is Masked as Gossip: Exploring the Phenomenon of Gossip in Rural Communities

Gossip, or speaking about other people’s faults behind their backs, is a social problem commonly found in various communities, including rural communities. However, it is not uncommon for this gossip to seem like a “daily activity” that is stigmatized as a habit of the uneducated. This stigma needs to be critically examined so that we […]

People’s Representatives Elected Through Money Politics: Oligarchic Puppets or People’s Defenders

Indonesian democracy is being tested by rampant money politics. People’s voices, which should determine the nation’s direction, have been sold for rupiah bills. When people’s representatives are elected through these corrupt practices, can they truly work for people? Or do they instead become puppets of the oligarchy and rent-seekers? Money politics traps people in a […]

Indonesian Muslims’ Waqf Movement in United Kingdom

Gubernur Jawa Timur bersama Direktur Pascasarjana Unisma, Prof. M. Mas'ud Said, Ph.D

By M. Mas’ud Said. The waqf movement is not limited to Indonesia but is also present in various countries around the world. This movement is not confined to Muslim-majority nations such as Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Malaysia, Sudan, or Morocco, but is also active in non-Muslim countries. For example, renowned universities like Al-Azhar in Egypt are […]