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Academia 3 years ago

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Remembering Azyumardi Azra, a man for all seasons

Azyumardi was the whole package. He carried out a beautiful balance between intellectuality and bureaucracy.

Opinion 4 years ago

Remembering Karel Steenbrink, my window on the world

Forty years ago, Pak Karel introduced me to classical music – but even more importantly, to books and libraries, spurring my enthusiasm for the world of research, particularly on Sufism.

National 6 years ago

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Are homeschoolers prone to radicalism? Study highlights Salafism, exclusivity

It found that 10 of those homeschooling institutions were based on “Islamic Salafism and exclusive” teachings, with the researchers arguing that the students receiving this type of homeschooling were more vulnerable to radicalism given the lack of engagement with other communities.

National 7 years ago

Internet contributes to radicalism among young RI Muslims: Study

A study suggests that young Indonesian Muslims who use the internet more often tend to have radical and intolerant views compared to their peers who rarely go online.

National 7 years ago

Mosques losing sway over youth because of online sermons, study shows

A recent study has revealed that young Muslims are losing interest in going to mosques to study Islamic teachings.

National 8 years ago

Yogya university cancels counseling program for 'niqab'-wearing students

Sunan Kalijaga State Islamic University (UIN Sunan Kalijaga) in Yogyakarta decided to revoke a counseling program for niqab-wearing students on Saturday after becoming the first university in Indonesia to prohibit full Islamic veils on campus.

National 8 years ago

Hundreds of pesantren to form alliance to promote moderate Islam

In a move to curb the intolerance triggered by growing sectarian sentiment, hundreds of pesantren (Islamic boarding schools) from across Java Island are set to gather in a workshop slated from June 7 to 8 where they will declare an alliance of pesantren promoting moderate Islam.

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