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A New Path for Religious Moderation

by Persyarikatan Muhammadiyah
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A New Path for Religious Moderation

MUHAMMADIYAH.OR.ID, JAKARTA – The recent launch of “Jalan Baru Moderasi Beragama: Mensyukuri 66 Tahun Haedar Nashir” (A New Path for Religious Moderation: Celebrating 66 Years of Haedar Nashir) served as a timely call for moderation in Indonesia, particularly following the February 14th, 2024 elections. Held at the National Library Auditorium in Jakarta on Monday, March 4, 2023, the event celebrated the life and work of Haedar Nashir, President of Muhammadiyah.

The book delves into the concept of moderation in Islam and its crucial role in navigating Indonesia’s current political climate. Haedar himself addressed the gathering, highlighting the nation’s remarkable resilience in the face of political upheaval. He acknowledged the lingering dynamics stemming from differing political choices in the recent elections, but emphasized that these haven’t escalated into horizontal political conflict.

Haedar attributed this positive development to the growing maturity of Indonesian society. He observed a general shift away from extreme pro-or-anti stances and a growing awareness of the importance of seeking common ground. This national “DNA of moderation,” he argued, is rooted in the core principles of Indonesia, exemplified by the foundational agreement on the Pancasila ideology.

The book’s message resonates particularly strongly in the post-election environment where political reconciliation and a move away from excessive partisanship are crucial. Haedar champions moderation in religion as a cornerstone for fostering a broader culture of moderation in national life.

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His leadership style, described as critical-academic, reflects his commitment to this central value. Haedar consistently advocates for a dialogical and persuasive approach to social and political issues, favoring it over reactionary or confrontational tactics.

His dedication to religious moderation has garnered praise from various figures. Cardinal Ignatius Suharyo, Archbishop of Jakarta, compared Haedar’s transformative leadership within Muhammadiyah to the transformative period experienced by the Catholic Church during the Second Vatican Council (1962-1965).

Suharyo bestowed upon Haedar the title of “begawan of Islamic moderation,” a term signifying a highly respected figure. He highlighted three key aspects of Haedar’s leadership: a foundation in authentic religious experience, a journey of personal transformation, and his ability to transform the institution of Muhammadiyah itself.

Other prominent figures, such as Jusuf Kalla and Susi Pudjiastuti, also participated in the event, emphasizing the importance of moderation and commending Haedar’s contributions to promoting this value in Indonesia.

The book launch and its accompanying discussions offered a valuable platform for reflection on the importance of moderation in Indonesia’s social and political landscape. It also served as a fitting tribute to the ongoing contributions of Haedar Nashir in this area.

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