Duties
BPKH is responsible for managing Hajj Funds, covering their receipt, investment, expenditure, and accountability.
About Us
Get to know the Hajj Fund Management Agency (BPKH): its legal basis, vision and mission, culture, history, and leadership
Hajj Fund Management Agency
About BPKH
The Hajj Fund Management Agency (BPKH) was established under Law No. 34 of 2014 on Hajj Fund Management. BPKH manages Hajj Funds: all government rights and obligations with monetary value relating to the organization of the hajj, together with all assets in cash or in kind arising from those rights and obligations, whether sourced from pilgrims or from other legitimate, non-binding sources.
BPKH is an independent public legal entity accountable to the President through the Minister. It manages Hajj Funds in accordance with the principles of sharia, prudence, benefit, non-profit, transparency, and accountability.
- Law 34/2014 Legal basis of establishment
- 2017 First leadership inaugurated
- 8x Consecutive unqualified opinions from BPK (FY 2018-2025)
- IQRA Shared organizational values
Objectives of BPKH
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Improving the quality of hajj pilgrimage administration.
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Improving the rationality and efficiency of how the Hajj Pilgrimage Cost (BPIH) is used.
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Increasing benefits for the welfare of the Muslim community.
Vision & Mission
Vision
To be a trusted financial management institution that delivers optimal returns for hajj pilgrims and benefits for the ummah.
Mission
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Building trust through transparent and modern financial management systems.
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Improving the efficiency and rationality of BPIH through strategic partnerships.
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Investing for optimal returns in line with sharia principles, with due regard for security, prudence, and professionalism.
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Establishing comprehensive and accountable governance and work systems by developing professional people of integrity.
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Delivering social benefits that improve the welfare of the ummah.
Duties, Functions, Authorities, Rights & Obligations
As set out in Law No. 34 of 2014 on Hajj Fund Management.
Functions
- Planning the receipt, investment, and expenditure of Hajj Funds.
- Carrying out the receipt, investment, and expenditure of Hajj Funds.
- Controlling and supervising the receipt, investment, and expenditure of Hajj Funds.
- Reporting on and accounting for the receipt, investment, and expenditure of Hajj Funds.
Authorities
- Placing and investing Hajj Funds in accordance with the principles of sharia, prudence, security, and return.
- Cooperating with other institutions in managing Hajj Funds.
Rights
BPKH is entitled to operational funds for running its Hajj Fund management programs, sourced from the returns on Hajj Funds.
Obligations
- Managing Hajj Funds transparently and accountably in the best interests of hajj pilgrims and the welfare of the Muslim community.
- Publishing information on its performance, financial position, assets, and investment results through the media every six months.
- Informing each pilgrim of the returns on their BPIH and/or Special BPIH deposit through their virtual account.
- Keeping its books in accordance with applicable accounting standards.
- Reporting on its management of Hajj Funds to the Minister and the House of Representatives (DPR) every six months.
- Periodically crediting the returns on BPIH and/or Special BPIH deposits to each pilgrim's virtual account.
- Refunding pilgrims any difference between their BPIH and/or Special BPIH deposit balance and the BPIH and/or Special BPIH set for the current year.
BPKH Culture: IQRA
As an institution that upholds transparency and accountability, BPKH has embedded IQRA as its shared values.
- Integrity
- Quality
- Respect
- Accountability
Brief History of BPKH
Before BPKH was established, hajj funds were managed directly by the Ministry of Religious Affairs under Law No. 17 of 1999 on Hajj Pilgrimage Administration. As more and more people sought to make the pilgrimage, a dedicated institution to manage the funds was created through Law No. 34 of 2014.
Milestones
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2014
Hajj Fund Management Law Enacted
Law No. 34 of 2014 on Hajj Fund Management was enacted as the legal basis for establishing BPKH, separating the management of hajj funds from the organization of the pilgrimage.
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July 2017
First Leadership Inaugurated
President Joko Widodo inaugurated seven members of the Supervisory Board and seven members of the Executive Board, as stipulated in Presidential Decree No. 74 P of 2017.
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December 2017
BPKH Formally Established
Presidential Regulation No. 110 of 2017 on BPKH was issued, formally establishing BPKH as a public legal entity responsible for managing hajj funds.
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February 2018
Investment Authority Granted
Government Regulation No. 5 of 2018 formally granted BPKH the authority to invest and place hajj funds.
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October 2018
Social Benefit Program Launched
BPKH launched its social benefit (kemaslahatan) program to channel the returns on the Ummah Endowment Fund (DAU) to activities aligned with the six asnaf categories.
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2019
Integrated Hajj Financial System
BPKH unveiled a new logo, achieved ISO 9001:2015 certification, and launched the Integrated Hajj Financial System (SISKEHAT).
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June 2020
First Overseas Investment
BPKH made its first overseas investment, a first-phase participation of US$4,999,968 in the Awqaf Properties Investment Fund (APIF) managed by the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB).
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2021
IQRA Values Embedded
BPKH embedded its IQRA shared values, received a grant of shares in PT Bank Muamalat Indonesia Tbk from the IsDB, and obtained an unqualified opinion for the third consecutive year.
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2023
Subsidiary in Saudi Arabia
BPKH established its Saudi Arabian subsidiary, BPKH Limited, which received its Commercial Registration from the Saudi Ministry of Commerce.
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2024
Targets Exceeded
Funds under management reached Rp171.65 trillion at the end of December 2024, exceeding the target, while returns met the Rp11.56 trillion target. BPKH also launched BPKH Apps and obtained an unqualified opinion for the sixth consecutive year.
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2026
Eight Consecutive Unqualified Opinions
BPKH obtained an unqualified (WTP) audit opinion from the Audit Board of the Republic of Indonesia (BPK RI) for the eighth consecutive time, covering its financial statements for 2018 through 2025, reaffirming its consistently transparent and accountable management of hajj funds.
Organizational Structure
BPKH is managed by the Executive Board and overseen by the Supervisory Board, which has the authority to approve the placement and investment of hajj funds.
Supervisory Board
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Firmansyah N. Nazaroedin
Chair of the Supervisory Board
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Deni Suardini
Member
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Heru Muara Sidik
Member
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M. Dawud Arif Khan
Member
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Rojikin
Member
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Hamka Hasan
Member
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Executive Board
Awards
Recognition of BPKH's commitment to governance, sustainability, and service.
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Indonesia Corporate Sustainability Award 2024
ICSA 2024
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Asia Sustainability Reporting Rating 2024
ASRRAT 2024, Silver Award
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Perhumas PR Excellence Awards 2024
PREA, Digital PR Program
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Anugerah ESG Republika 2024
Environmental, Social, and Governance
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7 Most Popular Brand of The Year 2024
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LACP Integrated Report Competition
Gold & Platinum Winner
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SPS Awards 2024
Indonesian Press Companies Association (SPS)
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Baznas Award 2024
Best Zakat Collection Supporting Institution
Working Together for Trustworthy Hajj Fund Management
BPKH is committed to continuously improving its services and to managing Hajj Funds professionally, transparently, and accountably for the benefit of pilgrims and the ummah.