At its best, fiqh joins fidelity to its sources with attention to human circumstances. Muhammadiyah, the Indonesian reform movement founded in 1912, treats…
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Peace is often discussed through treaties, institutions and diplomatic meetings, yet it is also built through ordinary encounters. When people of different…
Islamic ethics can inform business and economic practices by placing integrity, justice, stewardship and human dignity at the centre of commercial life. These…
Art can create a meeting place before a formal dialogue begins. A song, mural, film, poem, exhibition or shared meal may express identity with a warmth and…
Prof. Dr. M. Din Syamsuddin is recognised as an Indonesian Islamic leader whose public work connects religious ethics, civic responsibility and international…
The Prophet Muhammad’s Constitution of Medina remains one of the most important examples of faith-based civic organisation in world history. Formulated in…
Islamic political thought is not a fixed blueprint or a licence for one ruler, party or state. It draws on the Qur’an, Prophetic precedent, reasoned…
How Muhammadiyah established hospitals and clinics across the archipelago unfolded through local action rather than a single decree. From its Yogyakarta base…
Prof. Din Syamsuddin’s contributions to ASEAN interfaith cooperation extend the idea of regional cooperation beyond treaties and commerce. Through his…
The challenge of religious illiteracy in the modern world is the difficulty of understanding religious beliefs, practices and histories without caricaturing…