Inclusive Village In Indonesia - Huda, M.Fil.I, Sholihul
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The background of this research is based on the author's preference to examine the phenomena of violence between religious people in the international world and more specifically in Indonesia, which has become more prevalent in recent times. In various parts of the world and in Indonesia that the differences in religious beliefs often become a tool of legitimacy and the potential to trigger socio-religious conflict in Indonesia, which often causes material and immaterial casualties in society. However the facts above are not always the same, there are some in the regions in Indonesia that have…mehr

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The background of this research is based on the author's preference to examine the phenomena of violence between religious people in the international world and more specifically in Indonesia, which has become more prevalent in recent times. In various parts of the world and in Indonesia that the differences in religious beliefs often become a tool of legitimacy and the potential to trigger socio-religious conflict in Indonesia, which often causes material and immaterial casualties in society. However the facts above are not always the same, there are some in the regions in Indonesia that have the difference in religious beliefs is actually a potential harmony of religious life by expanding the attitude of tolerance among religious people, one of these areas is in Balun Village, Turi District, Lamongan, Indonesia. Balun village by some researchers is often referred to as the Pancasila Village because in this village the praxis of tolerance between religious people (Islam-Christian-Hindu) runs well and grows resources. It is from this background that research is carried out to uncover how the praxis of tolerance among religious people can grow resources.
Autorenporträt
Sholihul Huda, è nato a Lamongan il 29 giugno 1981 dalla coppia H.Atrup e Hj.Rasmo'a. Moglie Maulida Puji Ayu, AMd.Keb, figlio di GH.Nadda Ignacia. Docente all'Università di Muhammadiyah Surabaya. Programma di dottorato (S3) di filosofia islamica presso la UIN Sunan Ampel di Surabaya. Direttore dell'Istituto di ricerca Kedai Jambu.