The religious style of Indonesian culture should embrace religious moderation as the prevailing norm. The prevalence of moderate religious beliefs among Indonesians is evident and well-defined, making it a fitting attribute for individuals in our culturally diverse community. The concept of moderate religion refers to a well-established and ongoing religious practice that remains relevant in the current period.

This book explores the theoretical framework of religious moderation, examining its manifestation in the Qur'an and hadith. It also delves into the connection between maqashid sharia and religious moderation, as well as the role of Nusantara Islam in promoting religious moderation in Indonesia.