The prevention strategies of radicalism

Sati, Ali and Tambunan, Syafrianto (2020) The prevention strategies of radicalism. In: Adaptive Strategies for Sustainable Education: Proceeding of 1st International Student Colloquium in Conjunction with SEAAM 2nd Students Mobility Program for Southeast Asia 2019, 30 November 2019, Malaysia.

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Abstract

This letter looks for extremism in Indonesia and its defense. Extremism has emerged today in Indonesia. The issue is not over; the other issue has yet to arise. There are rotten crowds more than fifty; two hundred and fifty of them originate in the atmosphere. Other than, to corrupt the doctrine, these deviant doctrines were the shattering of the community system, the family connection, and the union of the nation and the thinking of society. There is even a threat to the continued union of the country of the Republic of Indonesia (NKR), including: the Islamic leadership in terms of its call is not public and after noon and finally they fight all sects other than from their Shiites then the stage of success to the stage of teaching psychological government. The scholars in general and the Council of Indonesian Scholars in particular have exerted a great deal of opportunity, opportunity and idea, but rather strive with funds and souls to establish and prevail over the matter. Authenticity with the harm caused to these misguided doctrines. The republic in general and the president in particular had agreed with the fatwas presented by the Indonesian Council of Scholars and indicated that the religious fatwas had brought it out and appointed that the Indonesian Ulema Council could expel it. Therefore, scientists must bid farewell to this issue. If in the past time the scholars are concerned about matters of fatwas and extracting them, then they must in the next hour to preserve the ummah’s belief and the origin of religion.

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