Indonesia is home to the world’s largest Muslim population, yet describing Indonesian Islam through a single model obscures the country’s 17,000-plus islands,…
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Mosques serve as gathering places where faith, civic life and practical assistance meet. The role of mosques as centers for community and interfaith activities…
Across the world's financial centres, a quiet revolution is reshaping how money moves. Islamic finance, once viewed as a niche discipline tied to…
Prof. Dr. M. Din Syamsuddin’s vision for a global interfaith youth network is grounded in a practical conviction: young people can turn religious diversity…
In an age when digital posts disappear from public view within hours, the patient labour of recording religious movements and institutional memory has become…
Abdurrahman Wahid, widely known as Gus Dur, left Indonesia a powerful example of how religious conviction can strengthen pluralism rather than narrow it. As a…
The relationship between religion and science in Islamic thought is often presented as a conflict between sacred belief and modern knowledge. Islamic…
Islamic schools have an important role in preparing young people for religiously diverse societies. They can nurture confident Muslim identities while teaching…
Indonesian Islam has developed through a long conversation between revelation and place. Across the archipelago, Muslim communities have interpreted Islamic…
Prof. Dr. M. Din Syamsuddin’s international religious engagement reflects Indonesia’s distinctive place in world affairs. As a prominent Muhammadiyah leader…