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KELAS POLITIK - POLITIK ISLAM - Part 1

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Hi Hi Hi

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Assalamualaikum warahmatullah

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wabarakatuh, all

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colleagues in government science wherever you

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are today we will enter the

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political class because this is during the fasting month of

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Ramadan, so the theme this time is

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Islamic political tadarus which we will

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discuss today is How the

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construction of Islamic political theory

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will certainly influence the

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development of government in the world

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including in countries where the

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community or Muslims eh the presence of

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Muslims in the community of Muslims is

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quite large including in Indonesia

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Hi this time I will discuss the

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construction of Islamic politics

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today with cool experts, guys, may I introduce

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this already expert, including Islamic political experts,

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Islamic political history, also

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introduce next to me, there is I

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usually appear Mas Boy, this time

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I will buy opak, guy hehehe because

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this is related to friends to

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colleagues in government wherever they are X

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Sir, Madam, this is my friend, I have

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often talked or even asked for

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his opinion about Islamic politics,

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including in Indonesia, which

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recently I think has resurfaced various

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desires from

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certain groups to push the Islamic political system

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which we usually know as the

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Caliphate,

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Khan seedy, several regional head elections,

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even the presidential election yesterday also surfaced okay

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Previously I will hold on for now Mr.

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Boy, he is a lecturer at the Faculty of

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Islamic Studies, especially in Islamic law, eh

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he studied at the mall, his Master of Art was

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in Australia, then he took his doctorate

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in Singapore and he focused on the

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actual development of Islamic politics in

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Asia, yes, or the development of Islam needs

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and politics in Asia,

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contemporary Islamic movements and thoughts in

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Southeast Asia, there is politics in yes, that's right, that's

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more or less like that. Uh later,

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I will try with Mr. Boy to

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examine, yes,

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Hi, have the desires of groups

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in Indonesia been included in Radit, the

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construction of Islamic political theory that is

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desired, like, eh Count, what is the concept of

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modern state theory today according to

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these groups, it is no longer suitable

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to be used, so what is needed or

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what today can be an

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alternative, something like that, is the

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Islamic political system that they

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call the Caliphate.

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There are three segments that we will examine, yes.

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The first is about the

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construction of Islamic political theory

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and the reality of political Islam in the world

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today, then the second segment is

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about political theory, like what

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he gave as an example by the Prophet in

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his time or after his death, and

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the third is how the future of

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the Caliphate is in the context of Islamic political theory,

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which is the construction of Islamic political theory,

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okay, we will Let's go straight

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to Mr. Boy, maybe you can

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explain how the construction of

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Islamic political theory is or is it difficult for

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political Islam in the world today to be extreme.

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Thank you Bayan for your time, my colleague, for

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giving me the opportunity

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to chat in

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this very noble space, primarily discussing the

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theory and reality of Islamic politics,

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yes, to Indonesia, but also at the same time

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speaking broadly in various

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Hi polite Muslims,

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Muslim political groups in various places, I will

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later discuss how to connect it

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with what the construction of

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Islamic political theory is actually like. Well,

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if we look at

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Indonesia factually, recently I

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developed a view, yes,

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that if we see there is a

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fairly high religious passion among

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Indonesian society, then I

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describe it in four

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dimensions or four things.

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The first 4 developments I call Islamophobia

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secularism in Indonesia, although the

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term Islamic vosviewer is a

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general term that is developing, but

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it seems that

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not many people have seen Hotspur Islam in Indonesia. Then

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the second is a symptom

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called Islamic Breath, then the third

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is

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Wow, the internet, then the fourth is Salafism,

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of course we will not discuss that, but

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I want to say that it turns out that

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two of the 4 developments are

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related to politics, namely specifically

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sugar, called Islam in Indonesia, and

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Salafism, Professor, especially Islamophobia

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secularism. If Salafism has

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a little connection because within the

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Salafi group itself they are very diverse, some

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will be political, some are

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very political, some

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do not want to be related to

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worldly issues at all, so the first thing about the

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khuladi of Islamic art, we use as an

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entry point to see how the

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consumption of Islamic politics is

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actually, if we look at the

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earliest construction of secularism, it is

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actually a state view that

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between religion and the church must be able to, which is

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actually very typical of the West,

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so if we ask whether there is

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secularism in Islam, it is a

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question that actually has a

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long answer, but about phosphorus like

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that, it seems that we accept

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secularism in general in two

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views, the first is the

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separation of political authority from

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Christian religious authority, religion to the

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church, give the state to the king, or

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the second is the marginalization of

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religious values ​​from the public space.

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Oh, this. Let's use this as a measure to

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see Indonesia, it turns out that both of these things are

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not happening now, instead of being

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marginalized, the public is exposing

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extraordinary Islamic symbols

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at various levels of life,

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including the flag, including teenagers who

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want to

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stigmatize efforts, including, for example,

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their concern is more outward

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than symptoms, for example, they prefer to

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defend, not prefer, but

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The awareness of defending Palestine is quickly

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retreating, compared to the other, it is true that

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poverty is within or

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this actually shows that there is a

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strengthening of the religious dimension in the

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public and at the same time in the

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political field, other developments are

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mentioning the election of

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regional heads and even the presidential election that

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carries religious symbols, it is

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still true that even the division of

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attitudes based on religion

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still exists until now, it still

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exists and it is even possible that it can be in

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such a way incised901 inner, right

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among the elite. Yes, the public

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understands it not in the design that I have,

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but the

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public with that is

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practicing religion. So that up to the

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kopiten, there are photos of all kinds,

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so that is a reality that seems to have

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nothing to do with politics,

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but is actually closely related to

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that, the construction of how the boss of

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Islamic secularism in Indonesia

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shows his face to us in a

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very vulgar way, yes, so that is the

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development that I see about

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how we view there are four

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developments, then about

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post-production at that time itself,

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what about secularism? Does

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Islam recognize secularism or the

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construction of the building of

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Islamic political theory in relation to the state and

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religion? What is it like? That is also a

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very prominent question. I was involved

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in research at the

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European Union together with several

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universities in Europe, chaired by by

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a university in Italy called

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europhia University Institute in

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Florence Italy it's interesting

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because they talk about the rise of

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politics is Global religion is happening

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globally or not Islam So thick

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then there is for example we quote

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Charles Kimball's book when when religion

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becomes leader If I'm not mistaken the

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title also talks about the

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most deadly thing the most

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deadly thing in the world is the three religions

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and politics united continue to rest

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symbol says the most deadly thing

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in the world is when religion and politics

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in those events I have

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presented twice in Florence now I

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have produced many papers

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related to that research this is what

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I am sending is related

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to religion and politics in Indonesia

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then I said to them that

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Indonesia is not a secular country because it is

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not a religious country uh all of

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these participants this formulation is extraordinarily good and

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for them it was the first time hearing

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it so the words that Indonesia is not a

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religious country and not a secular country

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even though the people are mostly

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Muslim they wonder recognize the

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two poles if not religious all

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translate if in

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Indonesian it is not religious not secular

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but that immediately people understand what it means

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it is not based on the state of

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certain religions but if I say in

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English how do I say

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Indonesia is not sure no religious

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country

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a month you are not religious but you

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have Islam all filmboke can

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use the wrong phrase so

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I say we are but what we

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really is Indonesia is not kill

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statement or state beach on specific

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so if we talk about

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Islamic politics, political religion, communism in Indonesia is

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not Global, it is really very interesting

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because in my opinion the only one that

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has a construction that is not a secular state

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and religion is also only Indonesia, so there

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are actually three paradigms that

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I want to introduce if we

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talk about Islamic political theory, the

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first is what is called

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integralism, this integralism understanding

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is a theoretical understanding that

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states that religion and state or politics

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and religion in Islam are united, well, Hi, there are

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so many examples if we

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look, for example, eh, the thinkers who

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founded Pakistan, Muhammad Ali Jinnah,

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also maybe Muhammad Iqbal, they are

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only certain groups, besides

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that, who is the most popular,

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Abul A'la al-Maududi, his books are very

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difficult for us,

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very clearly, that actually Islam and

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politics are one, there is no separation

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between Islam and politics, that religion is

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politics, yes, this

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kind of view is quite widespread,

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although I once found a status in a

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study by a legal expert from

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Cornell, it was not wrong that classified

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which countries adhere to the

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first, second, and third paradigms that's

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different from what I thought by

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Indonesia to this also there Mas integralistic state

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ngono first but did you hear that that's

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why I haven't magicchange

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integralistic is not with religion

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but in another concept that is said

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with nationalism

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so there are a lot of adherents of this theory

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if we look now

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those who are trying to

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revive Islamic countries

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whatever yes after all if we talk about

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Islamic countries it turns out there are also many versions of

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Islam but there is a Caliphate on the other side

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that was buried which was carried by for example

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Then how about the Indonesian war we

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also see Kartosuwiryo also about

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Islam and the state of Chile then

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before or those who were in the same generation

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as that David bereueh and

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KMU that has a relationship with well DPI

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means that the consumption of the theory is

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at the first level that religion and

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state are 11 well the second yes the

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general paradigm is the snake paradigm

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that religion and state are separate

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because if the two are separated together

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then the possibility of hegemony and perhaps

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abuse of authority occurs I

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can understand such a reality

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because it did refer to

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Kimball more the most powerful

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and deadly thing in the world of religion and

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politics are united and imagine if

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religion and politics are in one

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hand people do not talk about

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it yes religion and politics in two

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different domains While I also

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often see overlapping

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authority in one oh in

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political speech and that can be

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a guarantee for the birth of

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authoritarianism what Sleeping playing religion and

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politics then the motive alone is

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already talking about power and police

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in the context of philosophy according to the

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British philosopher the guise will definitely have an impact or

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what is politic politics

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absolute power will definitely be a loten projector he

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will cause ringworm Moreover especially

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if it crosses sectors and Well if we

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look at who the adherents of this theory we

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can quote a writer from a machine

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a writer from a machine wrote

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a book that is quite controversial

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called Alligator J alive tour Ali bin

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now wrote a book book yes Arabic

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with the title al-islam Khusnul Khotimah

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Islam and the basics of government

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al-hukmu there where it is not law but

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government material then the theory of

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secularism in Islam in relation

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to the state is one of the figures or

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fathers yes He included that who was

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his name Alif told Ali abdurraziq

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to say the state yes world affairs religion

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yes Religious Affairs that's right then in the

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modern world We can also know

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like Abdullah Ahmad an-naim he

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discussed about the actual relationship between

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state and religion What kind of

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man is the paradigm is

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secular I don't know exactly

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where the political science scholars put Cak Nur Kholis Madjid

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and

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the fortune of Islamic political theory but this is how

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when he said Islam yes

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Islamic politics menu for me is

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secularization is that support

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for the theory of school and roses well that's it in the

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70s and he expressed a

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theory called secularism and

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secularization which was opposed by many thinkers of

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that era and then also

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corrected including the one who made the

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correction was Professor Rasyidi but

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one of the arguments made by the

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path is that which is promoted continuously

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polarization as a social practice

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not secularism sociola politics F

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politics maybe but not school

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as a way of life that religion is

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completely separate because if

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school is the situation we are

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doing secularization recording by

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using these tools namely the process of

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globalizing the 2

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hehehe using the cheese facilities Well

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so in the second theory that religion and

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state are separate another one we can

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show is a writer

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but from Egypt her name is Farah fauzana

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this sport is more extreme because she was

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shot dead she wrote the book Al Khoir

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Al Khoir translated by the Medina

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If I'm not mistaken, it was published in Indonesia with

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the title of the lost truth, what is the

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lost truth, it is a very

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strong criticism of the practice of the Caliphate, but

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at the same time it also tries to underline

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support for Sulistyo's theory,

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so the second theory is the theory of

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secularism, then the third is the

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Oriflame integralistic paradigm,

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our integration means religion and the

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state in Islam are not

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absolutely separate, but also do not have to be

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considered as one, as a whole, a

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quality unity.

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I think Indonesia, for example, is an integralist

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who says it is not a

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secular state, not a religious state.

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Shakira Indonesia adheres to the understanding of

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mutualism, yes, mutualism, that it is

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impossible for the state to be separated from religion

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and it is impossible for a religious state to be separated from the

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state. In this construction in

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Indonesia, we can very easily

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see, for example, for example,

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some time ago, I received

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an invitation to a tokso about the

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palace entrances, yes, because he was once in the

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palace, yes,

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at the palace entrances to

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share with friends,

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young Muhammadiyah activists, about living for a year and

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a half in the circle of

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power, seeing what

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I would say if what is meant by the

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palace doors are the

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doors in the palace, what is the meaning of the

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rooms of political lobby power,

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yes, then I can do as much as I can

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telling stories but more importantly

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the agency will not be the doors

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to our palace if the door

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to our bag is outside If the door is

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in we immediately observe and I

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enter through the mass organization then it becomes a

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question How the power of mass organizations has become

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so important in politics is it

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for people who do not have a background

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in political theory 3 concerts three

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paradigms it is very difficult to understand

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Why Muhammadiyah why NU has such an

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important position in politics in

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Indonesia even though it is not a political party

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or in ordinary political language maybe

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by gangs ordering to call it a

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presenter market groups group

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name the existence of procedures for clubs

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religious groups this shows the existence of

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mutualism While the state also

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requires religious legitimacy from

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religious groups in

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making decisions then the point is

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in this case then we can take

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three After the conclusion in the construction of

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Islamic political theory then there are three

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paradigms that are widely developed namely

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secularist theory what is it called integralism

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that is integral-integral eh eh

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Papa integralism clorism mutualism

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mutualism so mutualism I

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define Indonesia at the level of

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mutualism already Lembah Sabil so

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mutualistic symbiosis so that

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between politics and religion both mutually

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Tekken giveaway each other

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abundant sustenance eh so approximately Of the

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three, what was it? Eh, the direction of the Qibla

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paradigm that emerged earlier,

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which group has

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often expressed the desire for

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Islam to bring Islamic political ideology,

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including the Caliphate, into

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religion, but not the integralism,

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which group often

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uses this, designed

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by groups outside,

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such as in Indonesia. Is this

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also designed by groups

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outside of religious groups outside of Indonesia

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or transnational religious groups? Ah,

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if it's about that, I think the factors are

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very complicated, yes, in the sense that both

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play a role, both internal factors,

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domestic factors and external factors.

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Factors from outside us, also

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external factors or influences, for example, I

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want to quote a book written

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by my former master's degree leader in Australia

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called Get Select together with

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his colleague, Anthony Bablo. Anthony

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Bablu and Kefir wrote a book in

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English in the world of joining the

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careful, what is the caravan, Sis,

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Agan, joining the caravan, then

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translated into Indonesian

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as footprints after the Caliphate,

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but oranges, if the caravan of traders,

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merchants, merchants, yes, this states

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one thing, that Indonesia is a

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very fertile land for any

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ideology that comes from outside. Okay, so

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if Koesplus says our land is a

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paradise for plants That's in the physical sense, yes,

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wooden sticks, stones become mangosteen plants

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in ideological conflicts as fertile, well,

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according to Anthony, Buffalo and kefir, that's

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where we can see how

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anything from outside, especially from the

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Middle East, can easily live in

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Indonesia. I've actually been

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a bit reluctant to use the term

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Middle East recently because it doesn't actually

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describe our actual geopolitics. I

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like to use the term West,

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right, because this will bias people to

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call it the Middle East, right, because

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we read elementary school theory, the theory of

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oryzanol, all of America, which

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they used to call it consistent and

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Years then extension, yes, we here

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include China, Korea, Japan, Southeast Asia,

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then for the East, but it's still a bit

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in the middle, they call it sad from here,

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close for quite a long time,

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they have a

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geographical construction about another world, it's the intention

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and Paris after the World War II, that's

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right, that term when seen from

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Europe and America when they went

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towards it, right, to the middle, a slice, but

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still in Mecca, right? But we who are

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east of Mecca,

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right, because facing west, then

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calling it the East, changing that

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never, the term perspective theory,

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Windows, That's the Western wedge of America when we,

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Okezone Boy 3, I frankly

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introduced this term for a while,

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physically, people also, but I think it's not a

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problem because I want there to be

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objectivity in looking at things My value theory

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is proposed in the middle so

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this colleague is in power. Eh, if we conclude earlier,

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we see that the construction of Islamic political theory

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has three paradigms according to Mr.

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Boy. At the first meeting, it was

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integralism, the second paradigm was

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secularism, and the third paradigm was

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mutualism, so that is the construction of

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Islamic political theory, the paradigm is that.

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