Nurul Fikri Boarding School

Nurul Fikri Boarding School Serang (Pesantren Ibnu Salam, also known by the abbreviation NFBS) is a secondary and high school located on a campus off Jalan Palka in the village of Bantarwaru, Cinangka district, Serang Regency, Banten province in the west of Java, Indonesia.

History

The late Malik Abdus Salam gave his land to Nurul Fikri Foundation to build a school. It started operation in 1999 with 48 students and 10 teachers with some employees. And then, Nurul Fikri Boarding School was given facilities by some muhsinin or helpers from the World Assembly of Muslim Youth (WAMY).

Development

Since its inception, Nurul Fikri was developed as an Integrated Islamic School that combines Islamic teaching and general sciences. The school is under the governance of the Ibnu Salam Nurul Fikri Islamic Boarding Schools Foundation.[1] In 2005, NFBS was recognised by the Indonesian Ministry of Education as a National Standard School. Nurul Fikri has overseas students from Malaysia, Pakistan, Brunei and Saudi Arabia.

Boarding

The school has dormitory leaders responsible for keeping discipline and maintaining separation between male and female students. The boarding programme instills Islamic faith, morals and helps build character.[2]

List of principals

  • Drs. Idris Azhar
  • Mr.Muhammad Damiri, M.Pd
  • Drs. Syaurium Sy Khatib

Current administrators

  • Principal: KH. Achmad Munaji Istamar, Lc
  • Junior High School/Secondary Headmaster: Mrs. Irmawati, S.Pd
  • Senior High School Headmaster: Mr. Hari Untung Maulana, M.Pd

References

  1. ^ Ramdan, Dadan Muhammad (2018-11-01). "Rancang Bangun Aplikasi Pengolahan Nilai Siswa SMA Islam Nurul Fikri Kabupaten Serang Berbasis Web" [Design and development of a web-based application for processing grades for Nurul Fikri Islamic High School students in Serang Regency]. Prosiding Seminar Nasional Rekayasa Teknologi Informasi | SNARTISI (in Indonesian). 1.
  2. ^ Salmon, Yoseph; Saefudin, Didin; Mujahidin, Endin; Husaini, Adian (2023). "Development of Integrated Islamic School Curriculum at Junior High School Level in Islamic Boarding Schools". Jurnal Impresi Indonesia. 2 (12): 1107–1117. doi:10.58344/jii.v2i12.4262. ISSN 2810-062X.


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