Prof. Abdul Mu’ti
Advisory Council Member
Prof. Abdul Mu’ti is member of the Faith to Action Network’s Advisory Council and Secretary General of Central Board Muhammadiyah and Associate Professor at State Islamic University Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta.
Expertise:
Dialogues, Partnerships, and Cooperations.Organisation:
State Islamic University Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta IndonesiaExperience:
25 YearsEducation:
Ph.D (Doctor) Christian students within Schools of Muhammadiyah in Ende(East Nusa Tenggara), Yapen Waropen (Papua), and Putussibau (West Kalimantan).
Biography
Prof. Abdul Mu’ti is Secretary General of Central Board Muhammadiyah and Associate Professor at State Islamic University Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta. Prof. Mu’ti has been greatly involved in Interfaith organisations and dialogues, partnerships, and cooperations. He is a member of executive committee of Asian Conference of Religion for Peace (ACRP) and Indonesia-USA Committee of Religion and Pluralism. He Also served as a member of Indonesia-United Kingdom Islamic Advisory Board (2007-2009) and Advisor of the British Council (2006-2007).
Prof. Mu’ti served as the Head of the National Accreditation Board of School/Madrasah (2012-2017). From 2019, Prof. Mu’ti was appointed Head of National Board of Indonesia Education Standards. His latest publications are Positive Pluralism (2019) and Authentic Tolerance (2019). His Ph.D (Doctoral) Thesis at Graduate School of State Islamic University Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta focused on Christian students within schools of Muhammadiyah in Ende (East Nusa Tenggara), Yapen Waropen (Papua), and Putussibau (West Kalimantan).
Prof. Mu’ti served as the Head of the National Accreditation Board of School/Madrasah (2012-2017). From 2019, Prof. Mu’ti was appointed Head of National Board of Indonesia Education Standards. His latest publications are Positive Pluralism (2019) and Authentic Tolerance (2019). His Ph.D (Doctoral) Thesis at Graduate School of State Islamic University Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta focused on Christian students within schools of Muhammadiyah in Ende (East Nusa Tenggara), Yapen Waropen (Papua), and Putussibau (West Kalimantan).
