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| гуманистический ислам (In Indonesia, with 90 million followers, tens of thousands of religious scholars, educational institutions, a five million-strong militia, and an aligned political party with ministers in President Joko Widodo’s Cabinet, Nahdlatul Ulama advocates what it calls Humanitarian Islam. The concept embraces the need for reform of what the group terms obsolete tenets of Islamic law and pluralism. It endorses unambiguously the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.) | |||