The Nahdlatul Ulama is complaining of restrictions on the amount of time that can be given over to Islamic religious instruction in schools.

A Moroccan waiter in Spain harangues vice-president Jusuf Kalla over his failure to observe the fast while travelling.

Another Muhammad cartoon controversy in Denmark has stirred ill-will among some Indonesian Muslims.

A number of small restaurants were raided by militants in Bogor and forced to close.

Antara advertises a planned anti-Zionist, pro-Palestinian march by an obscure group in Lampung.

Poverty is the cause of terrorism, says a former Muhammadiyah chairman, not Islam.

One Muslim cleric is reaching out to waria, or men who dress up as women, trying to put them on the “straight” path.

The members of the Ed Residivis, or Ed Edy and Residivis, are being tried for insulting the police.

Abu Bakar Baasyir was visited by a group of Christian pastors from Europe.

Australians and Indonesians regard each other with at least some degree of mutual suspicion, and some hostility, a report says.