NEWS FSH, Student Center Field – Following the Faculty Orientation session, new students of the Faculty of Sharia and Law (FSH) at UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta continued the second day of PBAK FSH 2026 with the National Seminar PBAK FSH 2026 on Saturday, August 29, 2026.

The seminar carried the theme “Realizing Sharia and Law Faculty Students as Pioneers of a Just Legal Order through Adaptive Character, Ethics, and Integrity.” The event was moderated by Anandra Akbar Albarii Amran and featured three distinguished speakers from the legal profession and judiciary.

Keynote Highlights

• Alwanih, S.H.I., S.H., M.H., CPM., CMed., CPArb., CLI. Presented “Fortress of Integrity in Guarding the Reality of Law Enforcement in Indonesia.” He emphasized that mastering legal theory must go hand in hand with strengthening integrity and professional ethics. Students were encouraged to broaden their competencies beyond litigation, including mediation and arbitration, while adapting to digital legal systems without compromising honesty and professionalism.

• Justice Dra. Hj. Muhayah, S.H., M.H. As Supreme Court Justice of the Religious Chamber, she delivered “Moral Compass and Ethical Leadership.” She highlighted the importance of judicial ethics, empathy for justice seekers, and moral courage in decision-making. She reminded students that integrity and reputation are built gradually through honesty, discipline, and responsibility starting from their academic journey.

• Dr. Ilman Hasjim, S.H.I., M.H. Serving as Deputy Registrar/Assistant Coordinator of the Religious Chamber at the Supreme Court, he spoke on “Concrete Actions and Legal Innovation in Facing the Era of Change.” He stressed the modernization of judicial administration with transparency and technology, while integrating Islamic legal values to address contemporary issues. Students were urged to innovate and take active roles as pioneers of responsive and just legal systems.

Student Engagement

The seminar was highly interactive, with new students such as Hidan and Fadhilah from the Sharia Economic Law program, and Nindi and Akbar from the Constitutional Law program raising critical questions. Their enthusiasm reflected a strong desire to understand the challenges of law enforcement and the role of youth in shaping Indonesia’s legal future.

Closing

The event concluded with the awarding of certificates to the speakers, followed by group photos with the moderator, committee, and students. Afterward, participants proceeded to the ISHOMA session, coordinated by the Field and Event Divisions.

Through this national seminar, new students gained valuable insights into the importance of adaptive character, ethics, and integrity. These values are expected to serve as a foundation for them to grow into a generation of pioneers contributing to the realization of a just legal order in Indonesia.