2023; WISDOM 2(26), 2023: 119–131
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Islamic Nomocracy: Muhammadiyah’s Philosophy on the Relationship Between Religion and the State in Indonesia

Absori ABSORI*, Rifqi Ridlo PAHLEVY, Aidul Fitriciada AZHARI, Kelik WARDIONO, Tomás Mateo RAMON, Vanka, Arief LYANDOVA, BUDIONO

Received: 2024-10-22 · Published: 2023-06-25

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Original title
Islamic Nomocracy: Muhammadiyah’s Philosophy on the Relationship Between Religion and the State in Indonesia
Authors
Absori ABSORI, Rifqi Ridlo PAHLEVY, Aidul Fitriciada AZHARI, Kelik WARDIONO, Tomás Mateo RAMON, Vanka, Arief LYANDOVA, BUDIONO
Published
2023-06-25
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Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International
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https://doi.org/10.24234/wisdom.v26i2.999

Abstract

As one of the oldest Islamic societal organizations, Muhammadiyah is involved in the constitution formation process. This paper aims to analyze Muhammadiyah‟s con-tribution to the state constitution from the start of the inde-pendence up to the amendment in the Reformation Era. Re-sults showed that with its mostly Muslim population, the Is-lamic nomocracy idea that was developed in the dialectics of the Islamic societal organization largely influence Indonesia‟s constitutional formation and legal construction Pancasila. The Islamic nomocracy idea offered by Muhammadiyah dynami-cally developed in line with the social, political, and religious dynamics in Indonesia from the independence up to the Reformation era. In that conception, the state of Pancasila is a final form of the co-existential relationship between religion and the state.
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