Indonesian Ulema Council Statements
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The Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) has issued several statements, urging leaders to adapt to digital transformation and cautioning against misidentifying a Saudi statue as an idol. MUI also advised that August carnivals should uphold religious norms and public decency, not become platforms for LGBT campaigns.
MUI Deputy Chairman: Leaders Must Adapt to Digital Transformation
- The Deputy Chairman of the Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI), KH Marsudi Syuhud, stated leaders must adapt to digital transformation. - He emphasized that digitalization is a crucial tool for modern organization management and contemporary religious outreach (dakwah). - Syuhud made these remarks at a national gathering focused on adaptive leadership within the NU community.
MUI: August Carnivals Should Not Become LGBT Campaign Platforms
- MUI's Deputy Secretary of the Fatwa Commission, KH Muiz Ali, urged that Indonesian Independence Day carnivals should uphold religious norms and public order. - Participants are prohibited from weari…
MUI Economic Institute Pushes for Stronger, More Professional Governance of Islamic Organizations
- The Economic Development Institute of the Indonesian Ulema Council (LPEU MUI) is promoting better governance for Islamic community organizations. - A two-day training on Risk Based Performance Manag…
Indonesian MUI Urges Caution on Saudi Statue Misidentification
- Indonesia's MUI cautioned against misidentifying a blue statue named Najma in Saudi Arabia's Al Ula as an idol in Madinah. - MUI clarified that the Najma statue is an art installation by Lita Albuqu…