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religious-tolerance

City 8 years ago

Bogor youth festival held to strengthen interfaith communication

Young leaders of different religious beliefs came together on Sunday for the 2017 Social Communication Festival (Festkom) to promote religious harmony.

Opinion 8 years ago

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Commentary: The battle against intolerance begins at home

“Should Christians make friends with only Christians at school?” my 6-year-old daughter suddenly asked, putting me in a state of shock.

National 8 years ago

Yogyakarta students speak up against intolerance

Hundreds of students in Yogyakarta have conveyed their pledge to uphold tolerance and maintain unity amid growing religious tension and sectarianism.

Opinion 8 years ago

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The free market of 'da'wahtainment'

Concerns have loomed over how Islamic teachings reach audiences on TV.

National 8 years ago

In Malang, church allows Muslims to use lawn for Idul Fitri prayers

As a sign of respect for Muslims attending Idul Fitri morning mass prayers, two churches in Malang, East Java, decided to reschedule their morning services on Sunday.

National 8 years ago

Jakarta Cathedral cancels three morning masses for Idul Fitri prayer

The Jakarta Cathedral canceled three morning masses to allow Muslims to perform Ied prayer at the Istiqlal Mosque, which is located just across the street.

National 8 years ago

Teenager with viral FB posts calls on youths to be open-minded

Asa Firda Inayah, a 19-year-old school student whose writings go viral on social media, has called on all younger generations in Indonesia to be open-minded and respect diversity.

National 8 years ago

Banyuwangi teenager garners attention with writings on tolerance

Asa “Afi” Firda Inayah, 18, has once again captured the attention of Indonesians with her Facebook posts that promote tolerance.

National 8 years ago

Center for religious, peace studies launched in Semarang

The Wahid Hasyim University (Unwahas) Semarang, which is affiliated with Nahdatul Ulama (NU), launched on Saturday a center for religious and peace studies to help religions become friendly and peaceful in Indonesia's society.

Opinion 8 years ago

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Time for humankind to create new reality

If Indonesia rises to the challenge and establishes credibility at home, as a place where people of all faiths and none are able to live peacefully together, it can become a torchbearer of tolerance on the world stage.

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religious-tolerance

Bogor youth festival held to strengthen interfaith communication

PREMIUM Commentary: The battle against intolerance begins at home

Yogyakarta students speak up against intolerance

PREMIUM The free market of 'da'wahtainment'

In Malang, church allows Muslims to use lawn for Idul Fitri prayers

Jakarta Cathedral cancels three morning masses for Idul Fitri prayer

Teenager with viral FB posts calls on youths to be open-minded

Banyuwangi teenager garners attention with writings on tolerance

Center for religious, peace studies launched in Semarang

PREMIUM Time for humankind to create new reality

follow our Social media

Your Opinion Matters

Thank You

PREMIUM
Commentary: The battle against intolerance begins at home

PREMIUM
The free market of 'da'wahtainment'

PREMIUM
Time for humankind to create new reality