Strategic Disaster Management in Indonesia: The Role of Muslim Societies through Islamic Da'wah Activity and Local Wisdom in Sustainable Management of The Environment and Disasters Choirul Mahfud 1 , Nur Rofiq 2 , Muhamad Adlin Sila 3 , Rika Astari 4 , Amirul Mukminin 5 , Firdaus Wajdi 6 , M. Arfan Mu’ammar 7 , Abdurrohman Kasdi 8 , Ahmad Munjin Nasih 9 { choirul.mahfud@its.ac.id 1 , nurrofiq@untidar.ac.id 2 , muhammad.adlin@uinjkt.ac.id 3 } Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember, Surabaya, Indonesia 1 , Universitas Tidar, Indonesia 2 , UIN and Kemenag RI, Jakarta 3 , Universitas Ahmad Dahlan, Yogyakarta 4 , Universitas Jambi 5 , Universitas Negeri Jakarta 6 , IAIN Kudus 7 , Universitas Muhammadiyah Surabaya 8 , State University of Malang 9 Abstract. Indonesia is well-known as the most vulnerable country to disaster and environmental problems than other countries. Some call Indonesia a catastrophic supermarket. This article uses qualitative data and methods to elaborate the relationship between Islamic da'wah and local wisdom in the sustainable management of the environment and disasters. Data obtained from various sources related to environmental issues and local traditions with Indonesian society's traditions. This research founded that the meeting point between Islamic da'wah and environmental issues is one of the strategic topics to support environmental management for disaster management adapted to each region’s local culture. This paper also explains the importance of local wisdom considered in environmental and disaster management. Almost every area in Indonesia has unique ways when interacting with nature and the environment. Local understanding as a form of ecological preferences in community life has an essential role in building preparedness for facing natural disasters and rearranging sustainable environmental management. Keywords: Muslim Societies, Disaster, Environmental Management, Local Wisdom, and Islamic Da'wah. 1 Introduction Environmental issues, Islamic da'wah, and local wisdom are exciting topics to look at religious and ecological relations. Indonesia is a country with diverse cultures, religions, and local understanding in interacting with and overcoming disasters. There is a role for local wisdom and Islamic preaching in anticipating disasters [2], [3], [21]. In this context, Muslim communities' parts through Islamic da'wah activities and local wisdom need to hide more details in disaster resolution and disaster recovery. Disaster areas have a uniqueness in geography, geology, and social culture characteristics. Therefore, disaster mitigation is always design with these characters. Community involvement and the role of local wisdom are significant in disaster mitigation. Natural disasters, by some TIC 2020, October 21-22, Magelang, Indonesia Copyright © 2021 EAI DOI 10.4108/eai.21-10-2020.2311868