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Rifqi Fairuz
Posts by: Rifqi Fairuz
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Contesting Hagia Sophia: The Inauguration of Erdoganism in Turkey
The decision to restore Hagia Sophia as mosque might show the Erdoganism power in Turkey
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The History of Nahdlatul Ulama, at A Glance
The history of Nahdlatul Ulama – the largest Islamic organization in the world, at a glance.
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Indonesian Muslims Fight against Climate Change
Islam carries a mission to bring people to sa’adatud-darain, or happiness in two ‘gardens’, namely the world and the hereafter.
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Celebrating Mawlid: Why Not?
For majority of Muslims, it is almost impossible to find a Mawlid celebration in a quiet, silent atmosphere. To celebrate Mawlid means a feast for people.
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Is There A Concept of An Islamic State?
Islam has never been clear in conceptualizing the size and limits of the state. Prophet Muhammad left Medina without any clarity about its form of government for the Muslims.
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Vladimir Putin Quotes Holy Quran, Calling for Peace in Yemen.
Russian President, Vladimir Putin was speaking in Turkish Capital, Ankara, in a discussion urging for peace in Yemen. Speaking alongside Racep Tayyep Erdogan and Hassan Rouhani, Putin surprisingly quoted particular line from The Holy Quran.
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B.J. Habibie, an Obituary
Habibie run the presidential office for only 17 months. The shortest period ever in Indonesia history. But he played very crucial role in ushering democracy of Indonesia.
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Indonesia to Improve Gender-friendly Al-Quran Translation
Quranic Translation is improving through times and context. Ministry of Religious Affairs of Indonesia initiated an improvement towards gender-friendly Quran translation.
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Indonesian Islam for The World: NU and Muhammadiyah Nominated for The Nobel Peace Prize
NU and Muhammadiyah represents the moderate faces of Islam in Indonesia. The two gained international recognition, increasing supports for Nobel Peace Prize nomination.
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Pact of Aelia: Umar’s Assurance to Christians of Jerusalem
During his conquest, Caliphate Umar ibn Khattab provided assurance of safety to the Christians of Jerusalem.