Faculty of Animal Science Students Win Winners from Three Musabaqah Branches at MTQ UB XVI 2023

Universitas Brawijaya (MTQ UB) XVI 2023 Musabaqah Tilawatil Quran is again being held, Thursday-Sunday (25-28/05/2023). The competition intended for UB students is divided into 9 musabaqah branches. Among them are Musabaqah Tilawatil Qur’an, Musabaqah Tartilil Qur’an, Musabaqah Syarhil Qur’an, Musabaqah Hifdzil Qur’an, Musabaqah Khattil Qur’an, Musabaqah Fahmil Qur’an, Musabaqah Al-Qur’an Scientific Writing, Al-Qur’an Scientific Debate ‘an in Arabic and English, and Al Qur’an Application Design.

Faculty of Animal Science (Fapet) students participated and won achievements in three musabaqah branches. Namely 1st place winner in Musabaqah Tilawatil Qur’an by Zein Nur Muchammad, 2nd place winner in Musabaqah Hufdzil Qur’an Juz 5 category by M. Faiz Alhaqqani, and 1st place winner in Musabaqah Scientific Writing of the Qur’an by Eka Putriwahyuningtyas and Maulidya Zahrina Qolby.

In the competition, Eka and Maulidya presented their paper entitled “The Concept of Honey Bee Farming (Apis Mellifera) Based on Integrated Flow-Hive System as an Implementation Strategy of Qs An-Nahl: 69.” 

“In the Qur’an, chapter Annahl verses 68-69, God reveals his greatness through the nutrients contained in honey. Based on the interpretation of Surah An-Nahl verses 68 and 69: bees have been given a revelation by God about their nature in the world. Because bees produce honey that is incredibly nutritious.” explained Eka

 Bee commodities are starting to show their existence and urgency in everyday life. However, beekeeping is still minimal because harvesting honey carries the risk of bee stings which are quite sick. Seeing this opportunity, Eka and Maulidya innovated as an alternative in an effort to meet the community’s need for honey and other bee products.

According to Eka, Integrated Flow-Hive is an integrated beekeeping concept that adopts partial split cell technology and the HC SR04 sensor as a controller system with the concept of automatic honey harvesting. So that this innovation can be an alternative in equalizing the existence and number of beekeeping and helping to fulfill the community’s need for honey. (dta)