Prof. Dr. M. Din Syamsuddin’s engagement with the World Council of Churches (WCC) reflects a sustained commitment to cooperation across religious boundaries.…
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Globalization has changed how Islamic knowledge is produced, shared and trusted. Religious authority once depended heavily on proximity to a mosque, pesantren,…
Islamic ethics place human dignity, fairness and public responsibility at the centre of religious life. Justice is not presented as an abstract ideal reserved…
Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim-majority country, has long been regarded as a living laboratory for interfaith cooperation. With more than 1,300…
Across the Muslim world and its diasporas, religious scholars have traditionally held a sacred trust: interpreting scripture for communities and speaking with…
When floods, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions or fires disrupt daily life, relief is measured in practical acts: clean water, safe shelter, medical care,…
The accelerating degradation of rivers, forests, and oceans has prompted faith communities to revisit the ethical resources within their traditions. Islam…
Across Australia, from the harbourside suburbs of Sydney to the laneway cafés of Melbourne, a quiet shift is reshaping how religious communities relate to one…
Across mosques, university halls, and United Nations chambers in New York, one Indonesian figure has carried a consistent message for decades. Prof. Dr. M. Din…
The phrase Rahmatan lil Alamin, most often translated as "mercy to all worlds," sits at the heart of Islamic ethical teaching. It comes from verse 107 of Surah…