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As part of its global mapping of faith-inspired organizations in development work sponsored by the Luce/SFS Program on Religion and International Affairs, the Berkley Center has held consultations and developed publications and web resources focused on relief and development organizations based...

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Abdul Mukti

Mukti

Abdul Mukti is a senior lecturer at the State Institute for Islamic Studies Walisongo Semarang and an expert on education and religious pluralism. Mukti also serves as executive director of the Centre for Dialogue and Cooperation among Civilisations. Since 2005 he has been the secretary of the Council of Primary and Secondary Education for Muhammadiyah; from 2002-2006 Mukti served as chairman of the National Board of Muhammadiyah Youth. He is also actively involved in the Indonesian Muslim Intellectual Association, Religious Counter Terrorism group in the Ministry of Religious Affairs, and the Indonesia-United Kingdom Islamic Advisory Group. Mukti's has authored Deformalisasi Islam (2004), Kristen Muhammadiyah: Konvergensi Muslim dan Kristen Dalam Pendidikan (2009), and Inkulturasi Islam (2009), as well as several chapters in edited books. At the Berkley Center’s December 2009 Cambodia meeting on faith-based organizations in Southeast Asia Mukti presented his paper on Islam, education, terrorism, and other themes related to religious pluralism. Mukti earned an MA from Flinders University of South Australia and PhD from the State Islamic University Syarif Hidayatullah.

INTERVIEWS

A Discussion with Abdul Mukti, Secretary of Education Council, Muhammadiya
November 30, 2009


Background: This discussion took place in preparation for a consultation on faith and development in Southeast Asia, held in Phnom Penh Cambodia December 14-15 2009. The consultation was an endeavor of the World Faiths Development Dialogue (WFDD), the Berkley Center for Religion, Peace, and World...