Moderasi Beragama Dalam Praktik Sejarah Politik Di Indonesia

Abstract

Abstract

Religion involves aspects of culture, particularly in worship, rituals, and traditions, so every human being is wired to practice religion based on his or her beliefs.In Islam, it has also been explained that there is no compulsion in the practice of religion. So Muslims must respect and appreciate the religions of non-Muslims. In accordance with verse al-Hujurat 13 above, God's purpose in creating humans of various races, nations, and religions is to complement and respect fellow human beings. As a result, studying religious moderation in political history practices in Indonesia is essential.The stability of moderation that has grown in Indonesia since the Walisongo era, pre-independence, and post-independence, has given rise to a spirit of courage to globalize moderation to the international level, such as R20 in Bali, so that Indonesia can play a role as a model of moderation in other countries, which are often nations that adhere to minority religions in Indonesia. oppression, such as that experienced by Israel (Palestine), India (Delhi), China (Uighur), and others.That's why exploring this matter is very important to discuss.

Keywords: moderation, religion, practice, history, and politics