Prof. M.K. Tadjudin Auditorium, FK UIN Online News – The Faculty of Medicine (FK) at UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta officially welcomed 49 new doctors during its 58th Doctor's Oath-Taking Ceremony, held at the Prof. M.K. Tadjudin Auditorium on Wednesday (October 28, 2026). The ceremony marked a significant milestone in the graduates' professional journey, symbolizing their moral commitment to serving the nation and its people.

The ceremony was attended by representatives from various institutions and professional organizations, including the Director of Human Resources, Education, and Research at Fatmawati General Hospital, Dr. Dra. Vivi Lisdawati, M.Si., Apt.; First Secretary of the South Tangerang Branch of the Indonesian Medical Association (IDI), dr. Edna Fauziah S., M.K.M.; Vice Rector for Academic Affairs, Prof. Dr. H. Ahmad Tholabi Kharlie, S.Ag., S.H., M.H., M.A.; and Dean of FK UIN Jakarta, Dr. dr. Achmad Zaki, M.Epid., Sp.OT., FICS., along with faculty officials.

Opening the Doctor's Oath-Taking Ceremony, Vice Rector for Academic Affairs, Prof. Dr. H. Ahmad Tholabi Kharlie, highlighted the sacrifices made by parents in supporting their children's journey to becoming doctors. He emphasized the extraordinary dedication of families who had overcome financial challenges, long journeys, and geographical separation to support their children's education.

"And after all the exhaustion and hardships you have endured, what remains now is the joy of achievement. As Imam Shafi'i once said, whoever does not endure the temporary bitterness of learning, which lasts only a few years, must be prepared to bear the humiliation of ignorance for a lifetime," he explained.

In her remarks, the Director of Human Resources, Education, and Research at Fatmawati General Hospital, Dr. Dra. Vivi Lisdawati, M.Si., Apt., expressed her hope that the graduates' clinical training at Fatmawati General Hospital had strengthened their understanding of Islamic values, ethics, and morality in medical practice.

"These graduates are expected to become Muslim doctors who uphold strong ethical and moral principles rooted in noble Islamic values throughout their professional careers, while also possessing a competitive advantage in the global arena," she stated.

Meanwhile, Dean of FK UIN Jakarta, Dr. dr. Achmad Zaki, emphasized that doctors carry significant responsibilities, particularly in addressing public health challenges. He highlighted several pressing health issues that continue to affect Indonesian communities.

"Amid the complex challenges facing our nation, from the haze affecting major cities in Kalimantan to the persistent problem of stunting and Indonesia's position as the country with the second-highest tuberculosis burden in the world, you are graduating from this faculty as doctors. You must think not only about how to support yourselves financially but also about how to improve the health of our nation, just as our predecessors once dedicated their efforts to this country," he explained.

The ceremony continued with the reading of the official graduation decree, the administration of the doctor's oath, the signing and presentation of the oath documents, and the awarding of medals to the newly qualified doctors. The event also included the presentation of professional documents and attributes, as well as the announcement of outstanding graduates.

The 58th Doctor's Oath-Taking Ceremony concluded with the screening of a documentary video featuring the graduating doctors, marking the beginning of their professional journey and commitment to serving the community.

(MA/NIS)