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Defining faith: Beyond the Contentious "Religion Column"

Opini Monday, 17 November 2014

The Jakarta Post (Friday, November 14 2014)

xxHome Minister Tjahjo Kumolo has stated that followers of minority faiths can leave the religion column on their KTP (identity cards) blank. Yet the real problem beyond the debate of leaving the column blank or removing it altogether not only regards equality and civil rights for followers of aliran kepercayaan (indigenous religions or local faiths) — but the definition of agama (religion) itself.

Leaving the religion column blank for followers of faiths “which are not yet recognized as religions based on laws and regulations or adherents of kepercayaan [faiths]”, according to the 2013 Population Administration Law, was already legal in the 2006 law that it replaced.

Elect Leaders Based on Competence, Not Religion

Opini Monday, 10 November 2014

The Jakarta Post (Friday, October 24 2014)
xxThere are two reasons why some Muslims in Jakarta reject a non-Muslim governor, like Basuki “Ahok” Tjahaja Purnama. The first is the literal interpretation of the scriptures. The second is the matter of majoritarian psychology.
Those who oppose the non-Muslim leader have no common sense. Their rejection is solely based on several verses in the Koran that, according to their literal interpretation, prohibit non-Muslims from leading Muslims. In the case of Ahok, who will take over from Joko “Jokowi” Widodo as Jakarta governor, these people believe Islamic law is placed higher than the Constitution, so non-Muslim figures must be rejected because they do not suit Islamic law.
Read the whole article at www.thejakartapost.com/news/2014/10/24/elect-leaders-based-competence-not-religion.html

Jilbab Phenomenon: Religious or Cultural?

Opini Friday, 26 September 2014

The Jakarta Post (September 12, 2014)
How do we deal with the so-called jilboobs, an Indonesian term for Muslim women wearing the jilbab (Islamic headscarf) while at the same time wearing clothes that emphasize their breasts (boobs)? The phenomenon of jilboobs would not be startling if we properly understood the case.
First, let’s raise again the old question: Why is the jilbab (the popular Indonesian name for hijab) a religious obligation for Muslim women? Most Indonesian Muslim women would not know the rational answer, the raison d’etre or, in terms of Islamic jurisprudence, the ‘illat al-hukm.
Many Indonesian Muslim women most likely wear the jilbab only to follow the mainstream trend — the tradition, or rather the popular culture within the Muslim community.
Read more here.
Aziz Anwar Fachruddin
A graduate student at the Center for Religious and Crosscultural Studies (CRCS) UGM, Batch 2014

Harmoni Setelah Pilpres

Opini Thursday, 7 August 2014

Kedaulatan Rakyat 5 Agustus 2014

*Ahmad Khotim Muzakka

Bagaimana nasib pluralitas pasca-pemilihan presiden 2014? Pertanyaan ini patut dikemukakan mengingat Indonesia dihuni Beragam manusia dari berbagai kultur, kebudayaan, dan agama. Berbicara pluralistas tidak sekedar menonjolkan hitung-hitungan matematis seberapa besar anggaran Negara yang dialokasikan kepada tiap golongan ataupun kelompok. Namun, juga memperhatikan bagaimana pemerintah mengakomodasi berbagai kecenderungan dengan tidak menegasikan eksistensi minoritas.

Rekonsiliasi dan Cegah Konflik, Agenda Mendesak Pasca Pilpres

Opini Tuesday, 8 July 2014

Opini | CRCS | Suhadi
Suhadi

Inti dari rekonsiliasi adalah memulihkan hubungan antara pihak-pihak yang bertikai menjadi kembali normal. Menyimak perkembangan kampanye Pemilu Presiden-Wakil Presiden (Pilpres) yang  panas belakangan ini, rekonsiliasi dan pencegahan konflik pasca Pilpres mutlak diperlukan.

Setelah Reformasi 1998, kita telah mengalami tiga kali Pilpres, plus satu kali yang akan kita jalani dalam beberapa hari lagi. Sebagaimana kita pahami, Pilpres kali ini sungguh berbeda dengan tiga Pilpres sebelumnya. Salah satu perbedaan yang mencolok terletak pada jumlah pasangan yang mencalonkan diri, kalau dalam tiga kali Pilpres sebelumnya selalu terdapat lebih dari dua kandidat, dalam Pilpres 2014 hanya ada dua kandidat.

Politik Sowan Kiai

Opini Tuesday, 1 July 2014

Opini | CRCS | Ahmad Khotim Muzakka

 

Ahmad Khotim MuzakkaPEREBUTAN RI-1 semakin menarik ketika masing-masing kubu—baik Prabowo Subianto maupun Joko Widodo—berhasil menarik gerbong yang memiliki hubungan dengan kiai dan pesantren. Tidak bisa ditampik bahwa restu kiai memiliki nilai dan diduga kuat bisa menjadi penarik massa pemilih.

 

Hadirnya Partai Kebangkitan Bangsa (PKB) di kubu Jokowi-Jusuf Kalla merepresentasikan perwakilan ”partai kiai” karena secara historis dan ideologis partai ini lahir dari rahim pemikiran para kiai. Abdurrahman Wahid (Gus Dur), sang pendiri partai, merupakan contoh nyata bahwa partai ini memiliki hubungan historis kental dengan dunia kiai meskipun, pada akhirnya, terjadi pecah kongsi antara kubu Muhaimin Iskandar dan Gus Dur. Namun, aroma tersebut masih melekat kuat.

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Experience "Moving with Dharma," a unique practice Experience "Moving with Dharma," a unique practice as research performance that creatively explores Buddhist teachings in the context of contemporary Indonesia. This event blends music and dance to offer new perspectives on Dharma.

Happening on Saturday, May 17th, 2025, from 7 to 9 PM WIB at Balai Budaya Minomartani.

Witness the talents of performers M Rhaka Katresna (CRCS UGM), Victorhugo Hidalgo (Gnayaw Puppet), Gutami Hayu Pangastuti (Independent Researcher-Artist), and Sakasatiya (Music Presentation, ISI Yogyakarta). The evening will be guided by MC Afkar Aristoteles M (CRCS UGM).

The event also includes welcoming remarks by Samsul Maarif (CRCS UGM) and Ahmad Jalidu (Paradance Platform), an introduction to "Buddhism in Modern Asia" by Yulianti (CRCS UGM), and a discussion moderated by Ayu Erviana (CRCS UGM) with responders Nia Agustina (Paradance Platform) and Rahmad Setyoko (ICRS UGM).

This presentation is a collaboration between CRCS UGM, ICRS, and Paradance Platform, and is part of the final term project for "Buddhism in Modern Asia" and a group research project on "Interreligious Dialogue."

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Since the end of 19th century, the Catholic Church Since the end of 19th century, the Catholic Church has conducted missionary activities among the Javanese in Muntilan, Indonesia, establishing it as the first Catholic mission site in Java. The missionary work not only impacted the Javanese but also the Chinese descendants in Muntilan. The conversion of the Chinese to Catholicism in sparked debates among the Chinese community, who perceived it as a contributing factor to the abandonment of Chinese characteristics. This contest leads to the dynamic and diverse identities of Chinese Catholics within the community, as Chinese characteristics and Catholic faith mutually influence each other.

Come and join the #wednesdayforum discussion with @astridsyifa at the UGM Graduate School building, 3rd floor. We provide snacks and drinks, don't forget to brong your tumbler. This event is free and open to public
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