@sejarah.editor01: Bagian 36|K.H.Ahmad.Dahlan Pendiri Muhammadiyah (01-Agustus-1868 - 23-Februari-1923) Kyai Haji Ahmad Dahlan adalah seorang Ulama Daerah bergelar Pahlawan Nasional Indonesia yang merupakan pendiri Muhammadiyah. Bapak ini adalah putra keempat dari tujuh bersaudara dari keluarga K.H. Abu Bakar. KH Abu Bakar adalah seorang ulama dan khatib terkemuka di Masjid Besar Kasultanan Yogyakarta, #sejaraheditor01 #fyp #Merdeka #sangpemberani #indonesia🇮🇩 #pahlawannasional #laskarahmadahlan

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𝐘𝐚𝐧𝐳𝐳|JAYAWARDANA :
ahmad dahlan nama jalan disekolah gua
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NU bg
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hormat ketua sejara😎
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Fahmi Ann :
film/series Muhammadiyah yang versi awal video bisa diliat dimana ya min?
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Alfatihah
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semoga di tempatkan di sisi Allah SWT aminn
2023-08-14 12:42:48
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bang fersi kiyai Hasyim Asy'ari
2023-07-16 16:48:32
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KH AHMAD DAHLAN/ di kenal MUHAMMAD DARWIS
2023-08-16 04:33:02
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bang masa lalu ki ngabehi suro diwiryo
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halo bang😁
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"Hidup- hiduppilah muhammdiyah, jangan mencari kehidupan di muhammadiyah"
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tokoh pahlawan ulama² Indonesia kang!😁
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pendiri nw
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he make muhamadiyah
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