List of Ministers of Religious Affairs (Indonesia)

This article lists persons and politicians who have been appointed as the Minister of Religious Affairs in Indonesia.
Political Party:
  Non-partisan       Masyumi       PSII       NU       Golkar       PPP
Islamic Organization:
  NU        Muhammadiyah

No Photo P O Name Cabinet Took office Left office Affiliation R
1 Rasjidi Sjahrir I
3 January 1946
12 March 1946
 Masyumi-Muhammadiyah [1]
Sjahrir II
12 March 1946
2 October 1946
 [1]
2 Fathurrahman Kafrawi Sjahrir III
2 October 1946
26 June 1947
Masyumi-NU [1]
- Achmad Azhari[lower-alpha 1] Amir Sjarifuddin I
3 July 1947
9 October 1947
PSII [1]
3 Anwaruddin
9 October 1947
11 November 1947
[1]
4 Masjkur Amir Sjarifuddin II
11 November 1947
29 January 1948
Masyumi-NU [1]
Hatta I
29 January 1948
4 August 1948
— Teuku Mohammad Hasan Emergency
19 December 1948
13 July 1949
Muhammadiyah
(4) Masjkur Hatta II
4 August 1949
20 December 1949
Masyumi-NU
— Wahid Hasyim RUSI
20 December 1949
6 September 1950
Masyumi-NU
(4) Masjkur Susanto
20 December 1949
21 January 1950
Masyumi-NU
5 Fakih Usman Halim
21 January 1950
6 September 1950
 Masyumi-Muhammadiyah
6 Wahid Hasyim Natsir
6 September 1950
3 April 1951
 Masyumi-NU
Sukiman
27 April 1951
3 April 1952
(5) Fakih Usman Wilopo
3 April 1952
30 July 1953
 Masyumi-Muhammadiyah
(4) Masjkur Ali Sastroamidjojo I
30 July 1953
12 August 1955
 NU
7 Muhammad Ilyas Burhanuddin Harahap
12 August 1955
19 January 1956
 NU
Ali Sastroamidjojo II
24 March 1956
14 March 1957
Djuanda
9 April 1957
10 July 1959
8 Wahib Wahab Working I[lower-alpha 2]
10 July 1959
18 February 1960
 NU
Working II
18 February 1960
6 March 1962
9 Saifuddin Zuhri Working III
6 March 1962
13 November 1963
NU
Working IV
13 November 1963
27 August 1964
Dwikora I
27 August 1964
22 February 1966
Dwikora II
22 February 1966
 31 March 1966
Dwikora III 31 March 1966
28 July 1966
Ampera I
28 July 1966
14 October 1967
10 Muhammad Dahlan
Ampera II
14 October 1967
10 June 1968
NU
Development I
10 June 1968
11 September 1971
11 Abdul Mukti Ali
11 September 1971
28 March 1973
Golkar
Development II
28 March 1973
29 March 1978
12 Alamsyah Ratu Perwiranegara Development III
29 March 1978
19 March 1983
Golkar
13 Munawir Sjadzali Development IV
19 March 1983
21 March 1988
 Golkar
Development V
21 March 1988
17 March 1993
14 Tarmizi Taher Development VI
17 March 1993
14 March 1998
Golkar
15 Muhammad Quraish Shihab Development VII
14 March 1998
21 Mei 1998
 NU [2]
16 Abdul Malik Fadjar Development Reform
23 Mei 1998
20 October 1999
Muhammadiyah
17 Tolchah Hasan National Unity
26 October 1999
23 July 2001
 NU
18 Said Agil Husin Al Munawar Mutual Assistance
10 August 2001
20 October 2004
NU
19 Muhammad Maftuh Basyuni United Indonesia I
21 October 2004
20 October 2009
NU
20 Suryadharma Ali United Indonesia II
22 October 2009
28 Mei 2014
PPP
— Agung Laksono
(acting)
28 Mei 2014
9 June 2014
 Golkar
21 Lukman Hakim Saifuddin
9 June 2014
20 October 2014
PPP-NU
Working
27 October 2014
20 October 2019
22 Fachrul Razi Onward
23 October 2019
Incumbent
Minister of Religious Affairs
Incumbent
Fachrul Razi
since 23 October 2019
AppointerPresident of Indonesia
Inaugural holderRasjidi
Formation3 January 1946

Deputy ministers

Following are politicians who have been appointed as the Deputy Minister of Religious Affairs in Indonesia.
Political Party:
  Non-partisan       PPP
Islamic Organization:
  NU       Muhammadiyah

No Photo P O Name Cabinet Minister Took office Left office Affiliation R
1 Nasaruddin Umar
United Indonesia II
Suryadharma Ali
19 October 2011
20 October 2014
NU
[3]
2 Zainut Tauhid Sa'adi
Onward
Fachrul Razi
25 October 2019
Incumbent
PPP-NU
[4]

Notes
  1. Achmad Azhari never confirmed his appointment after being arrested in the Operation Product.
  2. As the Junior Minister of Religious Affairs. During this cabinet, there was no Minister of Religious Affairs. The Junior Minister of Religious Affairs is under the Minister of People's Welfare.

Bibliography
  • Departemen Agama R.I. (1996), Amal Bakti Departemen Agama R.I., Jakarta
  • Mietzner, Marcus (2009), Military Politics, Islam, and the State in Indonesia: From Turbulent Transition to Democratic Consolidation, Jakarta: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, ISBN 9789812307880

References
  1. Departemen Agama R.I. 1996, p. 120
  2. Mietzner 2009, p. 185
  3. "34 Menteri, 19 Wakil Menteri". Berita Satu. 16 October 2011. Retrieved 2 January 2020.
  4. "Inilah Nama-Nama 12 Wakil Menteri Yang Diumumkan Dan Diperkenalkan Oleh Presiden Jokowi". Sekretatiat Kabinet Republik Indonesia. 25 October 2019. Retrieved 26 October 2019.

See also
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