PBAK 2026 UIN SYARIF HIDAYATULLAH JAKARTA

Main Ideas / Concepts / Lessons Conveyed

• PBAK 2026 (UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta) is an orientation event centered on preparing new students to enter university life, build academic culture, and understand the campus’s values and goals.
• Strong emphasis on order and discipline during campus arrival, briefings, and ceremonies, including:
  • students forming lines by faculty,
  • “older siblings/mentor brothers” guiding younger students,
  • raising hands before moving (to keep order),
  • coordinating for toilets, drinking water, and medical posts.
• Institutional values and theme for PBAK 2026:
  • “Digital Green” / “Green digital”: master technology (including AI and digital literacy) while protecting the environment and acting responsibly.
  • The goal is to produce a generation often described as ulul albab: combining faith, knowledge, morals, technology, and social/ecological responsibility.
• Integrity as the “compass” for the future student generation (highlighted in a keynote by an Ombudsman representative):
  • Technology must be used with integrity to avoid cybercrime and hoaxes.
  • Environmental care requires courage (not neglect).
  • Innovation must ultimately lead to social justice.
• Students as agents of change (not passive learners):
  • encourage active participation in learning, organizations, research, entrepreneurship, and community service,
  • urge students to avoid bullying, violence, intolerance, and discrimination.
• Character building through pledge/symbolic rituals:
  • national anthem and a student pledge of five principles,
  • symbolic opening ceremonies such as flag ceremony and tree planting to represent commitments to a “green campus.”

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Methodology / Instruction-Style Guidance

A) On-the-Spot Procedural Instructions (Arrival / Briefing)

Behavioral & Logistics: Maintain Order

• Maintain order and neatness at all times
  • don’t disrupt rows,
  • keep lines straight and tidy.

Before Moving or Requesting Anything

• Raise your hand first so older siblings/mentors can assist.

Toilet Coordination

• The toilet is placed behind/within the area (announced for easy access).
• Students do not need to break line; coordinate via hand-raise/mentor guidance.

Drinking Water / Tumbler Refill

• Students can contact the committee/mentor brothers for water refills.
• If running out, request refill through designated committee contacts.

Medical Assistance

• If you need medical help or feel unwell:
  • coordinate to the nearest medical posts (main and nearby posts indicated),
  • mentors will assist if needed.

Faculty Positioning

• Students are guided to sit/stand based on faculty blocks.
• Committees/mentors help straighten and occupy designated areas.

Large Ceremonial Coordination

• The committee instructs which faculty/blocks move out of the field in sequence after the ceremony.

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B) Guidance From the Influencer Talk (Learning & Career Approach)

The Main Success Approach: “Focus, Explore, Socialize (Silaturahmi)”

1. Focus
   • prioritize academics first,
   • balance organization activities and other pursuits.
2. Explore
   • explore interests/specializations (including if your major may not match your expectations),
   • don’t “follow the flow” blindly—check whether your major and activities fit.
3. Socialize / Build Networking
   • build friendships across students and also with teachers/mentors,
   • networking supports career development and future opportunities.

After Graduation: What Differentiates You

• GPA is often treated as an administrative requirement.
• Differentiators include:
  • internships,
  • organizational experience,
  • competition/achievement participation,
  • CV development.

Using Technology Wisely (Especially AI and Digital Tools)

• Use AI as a reference/checking tool (not as the sole source).
• Support studies and organization tasks.
• Be mindful of credibility—verify factual accuracy.

Social Media Personal Branding

• Build a “hook” for short-form content (first seconds matter).
• Be creative and consistent.
• Use social platforms to amplify student voices (including constructive criticism supported by data).

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C) Keynote / Institutional Message (Three Pillars of Integrity)

An Ombudsman speaker frames the message around three pillars:

1. Caring (Kepedulian)
   • care for people and the environment,
   • avoid hate speech and harmful content.
2. Courage
   • integrity requires the courage to speak truth and report/oppose wrongdoing.
3. Justice
   • use technology so it bridges gaps rather than widening injustice,
   • advocate for marginalized groups and pursue fairness.

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Speakers / Sources Featured (As Identified From Subtitles)

Identified Speakers (Named)

Ceremony Roles / Commanders / Officials

• Nurul Hidayah (Faculty of Usuluddin) — ceremonial officer
• Fahri Arfan Zahir (Faculty of Da’wah and Communication Sciences) — commander of the ceremony
• Murakabi Rido (Faculty of Islamic Education and Teaching) — commander of flag-raising troop
• Nabila Tunuriah — tray bearer
• Azizul Firdaus (Faculty of Sharia and Law) — flag raiser
• Kintan Arzeta Nurhasanah — tray bearer
• Tengku Azam Zafir (Faculty of Sharia and Law) — speaker

Qur’an Reading and Prayer

• Qori Association:
  • Alya Kirani
  • Muhammad Zikra Rantona
• Dr. Ash’ari Hasan, MAG, CM — Deputy Dean for Academic Affairs / Student Affairs (prayer reading)
  • (Rectorate sermon/prayer text mentions “inspector of ceremonies,” but the main official name appears later as rector.)

High-Level Institutional Attendees

• Chancellor (Rector) UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta: Prof. Asep Saifudin Jahar, M.Phd
• Secretary of the Senate — unnamed in subtitles
• Chair-elect Ombudsman RI: Mr. H. Nran Joher, SAG, MSI
  • (spelling likely inaccurate in auto-subtitles)

PBAK Committee Leadership

• Dr. Aktobi Gazali, MAG — chief executive / committee report presenter
• Muhammad Nagib Jihadil Akbar — PBAK 2026 committee chair (appears multiple times)

Keynote / Session Speakers

• Ahmad Dekatama Pasming (spelled variably) — keynote / inspiring speech
• Muhammad Ezra Suhairi — speech (Chairman of UIN Jakarta Student Senate)
• Ahmad Hafiz — speech (Chairman of UIN Student Executive Board)
• Ambassador/MC: Sister Rafida Azar — moderator/MC
• External influencer resource person: Ahmad Dekama Putra Zaman, SH (also called “Bang Deka” / “Pasming Base”)
  • also referenced as a Law alumnus, influencer/content creator, and Abang None Jakarta 2017 winner.
• (Other committee/roles referenced below.)

Other Committee / Roles Mentioned

• Dr. Muhammad Furqon (subtitle spells variably) — Student affairs team leader
• Ahmad Hafiz — referenced again in some lines as DEMA president (auto-subtitles unclear)

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Unnamed but Referenced Sources

• UIN Jakarta Marching Band / Choir (individuals not fully identified)
• Student choir (sang “Bagimu Negeri”; performer names not provided)
• Qori Association (individual names given above)
• Committee members / mentors / older siblings (no individual names)

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Endnote: Sources / Speakers List (As Requested)

Speakers / Performers Identified in Subtitles

• Nurul Hidayah
• Fahri Arfan Zahir
• Murakabi Rido
• Nabila Tunuriah
• Azizul Firdaus
• Kintan Arzeta Nurhasanah
• Tengku Azam Zafir
• Alya Kirani
• Muhammad Zikra Rantona
• Dr. Ash’ari Hasan, MAG, CM
• Prof. Asep Saifudin Jahar, M.Phd
• Mr. H. Nran Joher, SAG, MSI
• Dr. Aktobi Gazali, MAG
• Muhammad Nagib Jihadil Akbar
• Ahmad Dekatama Pasming
• Muhammad Ezra Suhairi
• Ahmad Hafiz
• Sister Rafida Azar
• Ahmad Dekama Putra Zaman, SH (“Bang Deka”, “Pasming Base”)
• Dr. Muhammad Furqon

Non-Speaking Referenced Groups (No Individual Names)

• UIN Jakarta Marching Band
• Qori Association
• UIN Jakarta student choir
• PBAK committee members/mentors/older siblings (collectively)