ISLAM DAN BINA DAMAI
Memahami Dinamika Konflik Sosial di Indonesia
Abstract
This article is aimed to explain how the dynamics of Islamic thought become the solution in echieving peace of human being. More specifically, the writer explains about the Islamic context as building peace, Islam and social conflicts, may have a close relationship of both dimensions. Therefore, Islam as a dampening solution of social conflicts (conflict resolution) in the recent decades in Indonesia, has brought a new direction to the dynamic development of the conflict in the name of religion. It means that specifically Islam is not merelly considered as a sacred teaching, but also profane that gives solution to the conflict of multicultural and multireligious society. To understanding the dynamics of social conflicts in Indonesia can not be separated from the role of Muslim scholars and interfaith leaders who continue to maintain the tradition of dialogue between different religions. Thus, the onslaught of geo-politic is presumed to be caused by the interests of individuals considered as the owners of capital that can lead chaos on the society. The understanding of social and religious diversity wrapped in the name of pluralism is little bit able to influence the people mindset in determining the direction of Indonesia based of diversity.
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