Governor of Luthfi Channel Scholarship to 424 Mahasantry and 58 Santri

Ahead of the 2026 Santry Day warning, Central Java governor Ahmad Luthfi funneled a scholarship to 424 massantry and 58 driving santry in his area. It was part of the Obah's program that was gassed with Vice Governor of Central Java Taj Yasin Maimoen.

The handover of scholarship and debriefing of Ma'had Aly and the 2026 Drive Santri took place at the building of Gradhika Bhakti PaRaja, on Monday (19 / 10).

"Today we submit a scholarship related to Obah's program.

According to Luthfi, santry has a deep understanding of the life of boarding trends, from local wisdom to teaching methodology. The highly educated Mahasantri has also been judged to have the means to understand the tradition of trends and college worlds.

"Santri is the first guard, not only world science and afterlife but also keeping the NDRI from the young moral degradation," he said.

The deputy governor of Central Java Taj Yasin Maimoen said, the scholarship program wasn't just about helping with funding education. The government of Central Java Province also wants to open a collaboration between public college students and mausantrists who go to high education based on fashion order.

One of the plans prepared is to combine real-life college students with Ma'had Aly's mausantri.

"We want to mix, to bring collaboration. Then KKN from the public college and KKN from Ma'had Aly can be combined. Maybe one meeting in the area that's needed, they can discuss it there,

Taj Yasin added, the selection of scholarship recipients to consider economic and academic achievement. It is expected to create help reaching students in need as well as helping them complete education.

The benefits of the program were felt by Alaika Hilma, the sixth semester mazantri Ma'had Aly Yanbu'ul Qur'an (MAYQ) Holy, who majored in Ulumul Qur'an in the Ushuludin faculty.

Before getting a scholarship, Alaika had to do a freelance or freelance job to help fulfill the tuition. The help of Central Java Prov now allows him to reduce the cost of education and concentrate more on the course.

"With the presence of this program, I am profoundly helped by the issue of single college payments. Studying also gets more focused and more maximum in college,

Alaika said the scholarship process at Ma'had Aly Yanbu'ul Qur'an went well thanks to the aid of the agency in filing. From the institution, 13 maharsantrists were declared to have escaped as a beneficiary.

The same experience has also been felt of Silvi Dyah Oktaviani, a fifth semester student UIN Holy Sunan of Demak. In addition to going to college, Silvi lived at the Bustanul Furqon Ashu-Shaff, Holy, where students and neighborhoods live in religion.

Silvi's activities took place from academic activity to boarding school. He was also active in the campus organization and was on a field trip after Stern until about 11: 00 PM.

In the midst of these burials, education costs and daily needs are something to be reckoned with. All this time, Silvi was counting on the help of parents to meet the needs of life. The condition was to encourage him to seek a scholarship to support education sustainability.

"I'm looking for a scholarship to support my education to be more passionate. I also happen to be at the boarding house," said Silva.

He assessed the Driver's Santri program as an opportunity for students to go to college and get science in boarding school. In addition to helping from the financial side, the program is judged to increase the spirit of learning the sanitaries.

"I think it's a new breakthrough for santrists and students to be more passionate about learning, to get science at each other's universities or at Ma'had Aly.

In the program, each recipient gets help the cost of education by Rp1 million per semester for six semesters.

This help is expected to alleviate student education costs and the maharsantry, supporting the continued studies, as well as the opportunity for them to develop academic skills and contribute more widely to society.