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Enlighteningly frightening
Editorial 2 years ago

Enlighteningly frightening

Horror films are not merely vessels of terror but also cultural expression, reflecting the nation's rich tapestry of folklore, mythology and communal anxieties.
MUI issues ban on Israeli dates
Society 2 years ago

MUI issues ban on Israeli dates

Sudarmoto, the head of international relations and cooperation at the MUI, announced earlier this week that Israeli-grown dates should be considered haram or forbidden by Islamic law.
MUI urges House to draft law to prevent climate crisis
Society 2 years ago

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MUI urges House to draft law to prevent climate crisis

The Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) has issued a fatwa urging the House of Representatives to draft a law on preventing the climate crisis, citing extreme weather events and environmental damage.
Anti-LGBTQ groups protest Coldplay's first Indonesia gig
Society 2 years ago

Anti-LGBTQ groups protest Coldplay's first Indonesia gig

Several Islamic groups had called for the British band's only concert in Muslim-majority Indonesia this year to be cancelled over the rock group's views which they say clash with their conservative beliefs.
Retailers, suppliers wary of deeper sales decline amid Israel boycott calls
Economy 2 years ago

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Retailers, suppliers wary of deeper sales decline amid Israel boycott calls

Retailers have started to feel the pinch from a call to boycott pro-Israel products with firms wary that it could lead to a bigger jolt to businesses unless the government intervenes, associations said on Wednesday.
Coca-Cola Indonesia addresses MUI fatwa on boycotts
Companies 2 years ago

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Coca-Cola Indonesia addresses MUI fatwa on boycotts

Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP) Indonesia addressed the escalating boycotts, saying that its products are made by Indonesians using local ingredients.
MUI calls for Israeli goods boycott, issues fatwa in support of Palestine
Society 2 years ago

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MUI calls for Israeli goods boycott, issues fatwa in support of Palestine

The Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) has issued Fatwa No. 83/2023, which underlines the Israeli goods boycott as part of its obligations in supporting Palestinian independence.
Proposed govt control over places of worship draws criticism
Politics 3 years ago

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Proposed govt control over places of worship draws criticism

A proposal from the BNPT to place houses of worship under government control has drawn pointed criticisms from leaders of religious organizations and civil groups, who have warned that such a measure risked violating human rights and curbing religious freedom.
Islamic groups, scholars suggest ‘wait and see’ in approaching Taliban after Jakarta visit
Middle East and Africa 3 years ago

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Islamic groups, scholars suggest ‘wait and see’ in approaching Taliban after Jakarta visit

Islamic organizations and scholars are suggesting the government to be cautious should it decides to open talks with the Middle Eastern country.
Islamic preacher Panji Gumilang under fire over unorthodox views
Politics 3 years ago

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Islamic preacher Panji Gumilang under fire over unorthodox views

Panji Gumilang, head of the Al-Zaytun school in Indramayu, West Java, was named a suspect by police on Tuesday, national police official Djuhandhani Rahardjo told reporters, and faces a maximum 10 years in prison if found guilt of blasphemy and hate speech.

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