In Islamic intellectual history, disagreement has often been treated as a responsibility rather than a failure. Scholars debated law, theology, ethics and…
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When SARS-CoV-2 began spreading across Asia in early 2020, Indonesia's second-largest Islamic organisation, Muhammadiyah, found itself facing an unprecedented…
When the Parliament of the World's Religions opened its plenary sessions in Chicago, the assembly hall filled with representatives of Buddhist, Hindu, Jewish,…
Religious communities are increasingly shaped by digital media. Sermons are streamed, charitable appeals circulate through messaging apps, and religious advice…
Islamic leadership in Indonesia and the Middle East grows from shared religious foundations, yet it operates within markedly different political, cultural and…
Religious organisations occupy a distinctive place in public life. They guide worship, preserve ethical traditions, serve vulnerable communities and often…
Islamic philanthropy has long connected personal worship with public responsibility. Zakat directs a portion of eligible wealth towards people in need, while…
Religious diversity is part of everyday Australian life. In Sydney, a mosque, church, synagogue, Hindu temple and Buddhist centre may serve communities within…
Prof. Dr. M. Din Syamsuddin has contributed to Indonesia’s peace landscape through religious leadership, civic engagement and international dialogue. His work…
Muhammadiyah has never fitted neatly into the category of a conventional political party. Since its establishment in 1912, the Indonesian Muslim organisation…