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W tym artykule omówiono islamską eko-teologię i rolę indonezyjskich organizacji muzułmańskich w radzeniu sobie z degradacją środowiska poprzez łagodzenie zmian klimatu i działania adaptacyjne. Skupiono się na schemacie zaangażowania organizacji muzułmańskich w integrację wartości islamskich z wyzwaniami ekologicznymi. Ta dyskusja jest ważna, biorąc pod uwagę, że Indonezja zmaga się z wieloma problemami degradacji środowiska. Religia jest postrzegana jako odgrywająca strategiczną rolę w przezwyciężaniu tego problemu poprzez islamskie wartości eko-teologiczne. W badaniu wykorzystano metody jakościowe ze studiami przypadków organizacji muzułmańskich w Centralnej Jawie, Wschodnim Kalimantanie i Południowym Sulawesi. Wyniki pokazały, że organizacje muzułmańskie, takie jak NU, Muhammadiyah, MUI i Pesantren, odegrały aktywną rolę w działaniach na rzecz ochrony środowiska. NU koncentruje się na ekologizacji i gospodarce odpadami, Muhammadiyah stawia na pierwszym miejscu edukację i rozwój energii odnawialnej, podczas gdy Pesantren wpaja świadomość ekologiczną opartą na wartościach religijnych. Integracja nauk islamskich w utrzymaniu równowagi ekologicznej może być widoczna w koncepcji islamskiej, która stawia ludzi jako kalifów na ziemi z zadaniem ochrony przyrody, unikania marnotrawstwa i podtrzymywania mandatu. Islam przypomina również swoim ludziom, że niszczenie środowiska będzie miało konsekwencje w życiu pozagrobowym. To badanie potwierdza, że wartości islamskie są ważne we wspieraniu strategii zrównoważonego rozwoju środowiska.
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M. Fauzan Zenrif - Universitas Islam Negeri Maulana Malik Ibrahim
Dr M. Fauzan Zenrif, M.Ag. is a lecturer at the Faculty of Shari'ah, Maulana Malik Ibrahim State Islamic University. His main areas of expertise include Qur'anic studies, Hadith studies, and social Sufism. He has published various articles in reputable journals related to social issues, al-Qur'an interpretation, and al-Qur'an-based community economic practices in East Java. Email address: zenrif@syariah.uin-malang.ac.id.
Ahmad Barizi - Universitas Islam Negeri Maulana Malik Ibrahim
Dr Ahmad Barizi, M.A. is a lecturer at the Faculty of Science Technology and Postgraduate Programme of Maulana Malik Ibrahim State Islamic University. His main area of expertise is Islamic studies which includes Islamic aqidah and philosophy, Sufism studies, and contemporary Islamic issues. He has published various articles in reputable journals related to social and gender issues, Sufism and digital media, and the practice of urban Muslim community life in Indonesia. Email address:: abarizi_mdr@uin-malang.ac.id.

