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Indonesia’s Future Lies in Strong, Visionary Leadership, Says Haedar Nashir

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Indonesia’s Future Lies in Strong, Visionary Leadership, Says Haedar Nashir

MUHAMMADIYAH.OR.ID, YOGYAKARTA – President of Muhammadiyah Haedar Nashir stated that a nation’s progress depends on its intellectual leaders, who play a crucial role in shaping its future. 

Haedar highlighted how Europe emerged from the Dark Ages through the efforts of intellectuals such as Leonardo da Vinci, Max Weber, and Auguste Comte. Their contributions fueled the Enlightenment, a period of rapid advancement in science, philosophy, and social progress.

Drawing a parallel with Indonesia’s history, Haedar pointed out that the country’s independence and national awakening were also led by visionary figures. 

“Indonesia has had influential figures such as the founders of Budi Utomo and Islamic scholars such as Ahmad Dahlan and A. Hasan, who led movements for national progress,” said Haedar. He also acknowledged the contributions of women in the history of Indonesia, highlighting the roles of Cut Nyak Dien and Nyi Walidah Dahlan in the fight for independence.

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Haedar stressed that visionary leadership has always been a key factor in shaping the nation. He referenced Surah Al-Baqarah, verse 249: “How many times has a small force vanquished a mighty army by the Will of Allah!” Haedar explained that even a small but determined group can bring about major change if they work with vision and strategy.

Haedar emphasized that to ensure continued progress, Indonesia needs leaders across various fields who can guide the nation forward. 

“The presence of strong, capable individuals determines a country’s future,” said Haedar in the preaching conducted by the Muhammadiyah Provincial Board of Yogyakarta on Sunday, March 9.

Mentioning Muhammadiyah as an example, Haedar pointed out that the organization began as a small movement but has grown into one of Indonesia’s most influential religious and social institutions.

For this reason, Haedar stressed the importance of leadership development in Muhammadiyah. He explained that nurturing capable and visionary individuals is essential for sustaining progress and ensuring long-term success.

“With the right education and training, a small group can grow into a powerful force for change,” said Haedar.

 

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