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Yayasan As-Shofa Pekanbaru

Growing with Faith, Leading with Excellence

Yayasan As-Shofa Pekanbaru

Welcome Remarks by School for Future Generations.

Welcome Remarks

Welcome Remarks

Alhamdulillah, by the grace of Allah SWT, we are grateful for the opportunity to welcome you to As-Shofa.
Ahlan wa Sahlan, welcome to a place where education is guided by faith, excellence, and purpose. We believe every child is an amanah from Allah, placed in our care to grow with faith, knowledge, and strong character.
Founded on May 2, 1991, the As-Shofa Foundation is an integrated Islamic educational institution committed to providing holistic education that integrates strong academic foundations with Islamic values, global insight, character building, and leadership development with a supportive environment and dedicated educators. Today, As-Shofa offers A-accredited levels of education—Playgroup & Kindergarten, Elementary, Junior High, and Senior High School.
May Allah bless this journey and place barakah in every step we take together for the future of our children.
Our Commitment to Enhancing Educational Quality and Achievement

Our Commitment to Enhancing Educational Quality and Achievement

The As-Shofa Standard of Excellence
At Sekolah Islam As-Shofa, #Juara is not just a slogan, but our commitment.
We believe every student has unique potential. Through our Multiple Intelligences approach, students grow in academics, English, STEM, Islamic studies, leadership, creativity, sports, character, etc.—becoming champions in their own potential.
Our achievements at local, national, and international levels reflect structured programs, consistent mentoring, and a commitment to mastery: #BelajarSampaiPunya.
With strong Islamic values and global insight, As-Shofa prepares students to excel, lead, and become a #Juara in their field, character, and future.
History of As-Shofa School

History of As-Shofa School

History of As-Shofa
Yayasan As-Shofa was founded on May 2, 1991, by Alm. Ust. Drs. H. Syafwi Khalil, M.Pd., an IKMI mubaligh, with a vision to integrate academic excellence, Islamic values, and character development.
The journey began in the 1991–1992 academic year with 10 students and 4 teachers on the second floor of Masjid Surya, Jl. Melati Gg. Damai. They were encouraged to become mubaligh cilik, delivering short kultum at mosques across Pekanbaru. In 1992, As-Shofa built its first simple school building with wooden walls on rent-land in Gg. Surya, Jl. Melati, under a six-year land-use arrangement. In 1999, the school moved to its current location on Jl. Tuanku Tambusai Ujung, also known as Jl. As-Shofa.
Today, As-Shofa continues to grow on its own land and in its own permanent school buildings, carrying forward the vision and legacy that began in 1991.
Profile of As-Shofa School

Profile of As-Shofa School

As-Shofa Islamic Kindergarten — Accredited A (est. 2005)
As-Shofa Islamic Elementary School — Accredited A (est. 1991)
As-Shofa Islamic Junior High School — Accredited A (est. 2000)
As-Shofa Islamic Senior High School — Accredited A (est. 2007)

Curriculums : Kurikulum Merdeka, Ta’lim Al-Qur’an Terpadu As-Shofa (TATA), and Cambridge learning souce (English & Math)

Vision

To become a leading educational institution at the national level and able to compete at the regional level.

Mission

  • To become an educational institution capable of forming students who are knowledgeable, faithful, do good deeds, have noble character, have a national spirit and have a global perspective.

Organizational Structure

Board of Directors

  • 1. Nur Azizah, S.T., S.Pd.I. Director of Education
  • 2. Munawir Hamidi Lubis, S.Pd.I Deputy Director for Religious Affairs
  • 3. Hj. Adrimarianti, S.Pd. Deputy Director for Public Relations & Marketing
  • 4. Aisyah Sri Rithmiati, S.S. Deputy Director for Research & Development

Senior High School (SMA) – Board of School Leaders

  • 1. Rahma Maidianti, M.Si. Principal
  • 2. M. Radhi Rabbani, Lc. Vice Principal for Religious Curriculum
  • 3. Indriani, S.Pd. Vice Principal for General Curriculum
  • 4. Elva Zuwita, S.Si. Vice Principal for School Quality Development
  • 5. Vera Kalsum, S.Pd. Vice Principal for Student Affairs
  • 6. Yuni Silfiani, M.Si. Vice Principal for University Preparation

Junior High School (SMP) – Board of School Leaders

  • 1. Wiwit Muliana, S.Si. Principal
  • 2. Novan Wahyudi, S.P. Vice Principal for Religious Curriculum
  • 3. Rysa Maulina, S.I.P., M.Pd. Vice Principal for General Curriculum
  • 4. Lia Paring Pangesty, S.Pd., M.Pd. Vice Principal for School Quality Development
  • 5. Rita Yustina, S.Pd. Vice Principal for Student Affairs

Primary School (SD) – Board of School Leaders

  • 1. Diana Ekawati, S.Si., S.Pd. Principal
  • 2. Pirdaus, S.H.I. Vice Principal for Religious Curriculum
  • 3. Isra Hayati, S.Pt. Vice Principal for General Curriculum
  • 4. Arse Gustiani, S.Pd. Vice Principal for School Quality Development
  • 5. Fauzan Ahmad, M.Pd. Vice Principal for Student Affairs

Kindergarten (TK) – Board of School Leaders

  • 1. Dwinta Rehulina Bangun, S.E., S.Pd. Principal
  • 2. Nurfadilah, S.Psi. Vice Principal

Management

  • 1. Netti Safitri, S.E. Administration Manager
  • 2. Panji Muslim, S.E. Finance Manager
  • 3. Safi’i Asset & Equipment Manager
  • 4. Afif Akhyari, S.Ds. As-Shofa Business Manager