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The Major Battle of Women Ulema

Monday, December 5, 2022

There are hopes that the Indonesian Women Ulema Congress can end the dominance of the patriarchy. They must become more than spectators.

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THE results of the second Indonesian Women Ulema Congress (KUPI) held on November 24-26 spread hope at a time of an upswelling of religious fanaticism and spreading environmental destruction. Its recommendations, which oppose the removal of women from religious life, show the development of a modern and progressive Islamic movement. However, these recommendations will be no more than empty words if the female ulemas are unable to build a communit

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