Natsir, or Mohammad Natsir, was an influential Indonesian politician and Islamic leader born on July 17, 1908. He played a significant role in the early years of Indonesia's independence, advocating for the integration of Islamic principles in the nation's governance. Natsir was a prominent member of the Masyumi Party, which aimed to represent Islamic interests in the political landscape of Indonesia. In addition to his political career, Natsir was also a respected writer and thinker. He contributed to various publications and was known for his speeches promoting Islamic education and social justice. His legacy continues to influence contemporary discussions on the role of Islam in Indonesian society.