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[Wednesday Forum Report] The Everyday Practices of Women’s Fatwa-making in Java, Indonesia

News Tuesday, 1 November 2022

Written by Jekonia Tarigan

Work on gender and gender relations in Indonesia has demonstrated that gender matters in the discussion of state, including the country’s politics, religion, and civil society, often because the question of women’s authority[i]. Regarding religion, especially in Islam, the authority and legitimacy as ulama is an important issue because the legitimacy of Muslim women as ulama is always related to the rights that society ascribes to them to interpret religious texts and issue fatwas in response both to the daily concerns of their followers (jamaah) and to urgent social problems. These issues were the topics of discussion for the October 5th Wednesday forum, a weekly discussion forum organized by the Indonesian Consortium for Religious Studies (ICRS) and the Center for Religious and Cross-Cultural Studies (CRCS). The presenter on this occasion was Nor Ismah. She is a researcher at Leiden University in the Netherlands. Her Ph.D. research focuses on women issuing fatwas and community-based authority in Java, Indonesia. She also serves as curriculum review and institute development consultant at Musawah, a global feminist movement based in Malaysia. Recently, she was appointed as the director of LPPPM of Nahdlatul Ulama University in Yogyakarta. read more

[RISOS #9] Digital Repression with the Pretext of Fighting Fake News: The Experience of Four ASEAN Countries

News Tuesday, 1 November 2022

Written by Maurisa Zinira

Although the right to expression is guaranteed in the universal declaration of human rights, its practical fulfillment is not always ideal. In the digital era where information disclosure encourages diversity of expression, the fulfillment of the right to freedom of speech is often hampered by regulatory mechanisms made by the state. In four ASEAN countries (Cambodia, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam), as noted by Soombatpoonsiri and An Luong, for example, this right is restricted by the state’s politicization of “fake news”. Often without clear definition of what constitutes “fake news”, these countries make use of the allegation to silence the opposition and limit citizens’ digital activities considered detrimental to political stability. read more

[Public Lecture] The Future of Ulama-State Alliances: Iran, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia

Slideshow Tuesday, 1 November 2022

Public Lecture, 7 November 2022

Divorce and Muslim Women’s Empowerment in Indonesia

Slideshow Tuesday, 1 November 2022

Wednesday Forum, 2 November 2022

Divorce and Muslim Women’s Empowerment in Indonesia

Wednesday Forum Tuesday, 1 November 2022

What’s Wrong with Our Theology: Towards a Contextual Epistemology

Slideshow Tuesday, 25 October 2022

Wednesday Forum, 26 October 2022

What’s Wrong with Our Theology: Towards a Contextual Epistemology

Wednesday Forum Tuesday, 25 October 2022

Grassroots Muslim Majoritarianism: An Analysis of Salafi Islamic Expansion in Makassar & Its Socio-political Significance

Slideshow Monday, 17 October 2022

Wednesday Forum, 19 October 2022

Grassroots Muslim Majoritarianism: An Analysis of Salafi Islamic Expansion in Makassar & Its Socio-political Significance

Wednesday Forum Monday, 17 October 2022

In Search of Allah: Queer Spiritual Space in Bissu Community, South Sulawesi

Slideshow Tuesday, 11 October 2022

Wednesday Forum, 12 October 2022

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