How hot are the fires in hell and how they are full of women.

A branch of the Sufi sect Tarekat Naqsyabandiyah is the latest target of the MUI.

A provincial police chief on Java requires policemen to improve their image by being seen as religiously observant.

Reading and writing in Arabic is a must for civil servants and village heads in Bogor.

Mixing Sundanese disco music and Islam invites bigotry and later “mediation” in West Java, as Ross finds out.

A teenage Australian girl from sunny Queensland finds Islam in Lampung and becomes a revert.

The importance of rituals, public signs reminding people about their obligations to perform salaat, daily Muslim prayers.

American led societal transformation, intercession and the prophetic marketed in Indonesia.

How the Sharia authorities of Aceh persuade citizens to get on with their religious obligations.

A police chief explains about the SKB edict against Ahmadiyah and under what terms arrests will be made.