Progress Meeting on FSH UIN Jakarta History Book Strengthens Documentation of Faculty’s Academic Legacy
FSH News, Zoom Meeting - The Faculty of Sharia and Law (FSH) at Syarif Hidayatullah State Islamic University Jakarta held a progress meeting on the preparation of the FSH History Book on Friday, June 12, 2026. This initiative is part of the faculty’s effort to document its journey, development, and contributions to higher education, particularly in the fields of law and sharia in Indonesia.
The meeting was attended by the history book writing team, faculty leadership, and manuscript contributors. During the session, the research and data collection team presented updates on interviews and meetings with key informants, archival findings, and significant discoveries obtained through document studies and discussions with individuals connected to the faculty’s history.
Discussions focused on manuscript division, refinement of the book’s structure, verification of historical data, and strengthening the narrative that portrays the faculty’s journey from its establishment to its current development. The team also evaluated progress achieved so far and formulated strategies to accelerate manuscript completion in line with the set targets.
It was emphasized that the preparation of the history book is not only intended to record the institution’s journey but also to serve as a medium for preserving collective memory and the faculty’s academic identity. The book is expected to become a reference for the academic community, alumni, and the wider public in understanding the contributions and role of FSH UIN Jakarta in the development of legal and sharia studies in Indonesia.
Through this progress meeting, the writing team reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining the quality of content and data validity so that the resulting history book will serve as a comprehensive, credible, and valuable documentation for future generations. The preparation of the FSH UIN Jakarta History Book is also envisioned as an intellectual legacy that strengthens the faculty’s existence and academic record in the history of Islamic higher education in Indonesia.
