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Interfaith Dialogue Addresses Environmental Issues at Festival Eco Bhinneka 2024

by Persyarikatan Muhammadiyah
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Interfaith Dialogue Addresses Environmental Issues at Festival Eco Bhinneka 2024

MUHAMMADIYAH.OR.ID, SURAKARTA – An interfaith talk show as a part of the Festival Eco Bhinneka 2024 highlighted issues of environmental presentation. 

The talk show presented four speakers from different religious backgrounds: the founder of the eco-mosque-based ‘Shodaqoh Sampah’ (Charity Waste) movement; a member of Nasyiatul Aisyiyah Nur Ariana; a Catholic figure  Justinus Juni; and a representative of Buddhists Sunar Bawa.

The first speaker Ananto Isworo shared insights into his “Shodaqoh Sampah” initiative, which leverages the eco-mosque concept to promote environmental management and address social issues. He emphasized that this program goes beyond environmental conservation, offering significant social benefits, particularly in education and healthcare. 

“This initiative is part of da’wa which can be implemented flexibly and widely. It can greatly benefit society, especially widows and underprivileged children, by providing them with the means to support themselves,” said Ananto. 

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He hoped that such environmental initiatives could contribute to a more sustainable future. “Living within the diversity of Indonesia, let us work together, starting with doing a small but impactful action,” said Ananto. 

The second speaker Nur Ariana talked about the concept of eco-family and its relevance to women. She highlighted the crucial role of women in shaping environmentally conscious generations through early education. 

“Women play an essential role in educating future generations to be environmentally responsible. Nasyiatul Aisyiyah is committed to empowering women to make a positive impact on society, particularly in environmental conservation, diversity, and community well-being,” said Ariana.

The third speaker Justinus Juni discussed the importance of collaboration in addressing environmental challenges, especially in Surakarta. Quoting Pope Francis, Justinus mentioned, “If you throw away food, you also throw away the possibility of giving to the poor.”

He explained that this statement highlights the deep connection between environmental sustainability and social justice. Justinus emphasized that issues such as waste and environmental degradation are not merely environmental concerns but also have profound social implications. Indeed, saving the earth is a collective responsibility.

Thus, Justinus expected that interfaith communities can go hand in hand to save this planet. 

The last speaker Sunar Bawa addressed the roles of Buddists in dealing with environmental issues. He emphasized the importance of cultivating positive habits, starting with simple actions that can have a significant impact on the environment and society.

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