Said Annual Roundtable on Indonesia and Religious Affairs 2025

As the world grapples with climate change and environmental degradation, Islamic teachings offer a powerful ethical and spiritual framework for ecological stewardship. SARIRA 2025 brings together scholars, religious leaders, policymakers, and activists to explore how Islamic texts and traditions can inspire a more sustainable future.

This year’s roundtable will examine the intersection of fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence) and environmental protection, highlighting how classical and contemporary interpretations can drive conservation efforts. Discussions on eco-spirituality and Sufism will uncover the deep connections between Islamic mysticism and ecological balance.

The conference will also spotlight practical applications, showcasing how pesantren (Islamic boarding schools) are emerging as hubs of eco-education, how mosques can lead grassroots sustainability efforts, and how Islamic finance can support green economic development.

Furthermore, SARIRA 2025 will foster interfaith collaborations for environmental protection, emphasizing shared ethical responsibilities across religious traditions. The event will also tackle the role of Islamic organizations in environmental policymaking, exploring strategies for climate justice and sustainable governance in the Muslim world.

Join us in this dynamic dialogue as we harness the wisdom of Islamic texts to build a greener, more just planet.