That Indonesian Islam will become a trendsetter, mecca or reference for Islamic civilization in other parts of the world has become a common assumption that we often hear.

Extreme attitude and religious hatred will not occur if humans realize that such an attitude will cause suffering to themselves and others.

In the book Khitthah Nahdliyyah (2005, 62), KH Ahmad Siddiq states that moderate (al-tawassuth) must be juxtaposed with al-i\'tidal (being fair) and al-tawazun (balanced).

One of the legacies of Lukman Hakim Saifuddin, a former Religious Affairs Minister of the Republic of Indonesia (2014-2019), is relatively strong partiality towards religious moderation.