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MUI Chairman: LGBT is Not Normal, Should Not Be Justified in Indonesia

MUI Chairman: LGBT is Not Normal, Should Not Be Justified in Indonesia

MUI General Chairman KH Anwar Iskandar stressed that LGBT behavior is not normal and should not be legalized in Indonesia. This statement responds to Human Rights Minister Natalius Pigai's view that society isn't ready yet to accept LGBT. According to Kiai Anwar, LGBT goes against human nature, state law, and religious teachings. He refers to Law No. 1 of 1974 on Marriage, which only recognizes legal marriage between a man and a woman. Kiai Anwar emphasized that Indonesia, as a nation based on Pancasila, must not allow practices deemed contrary to religious teachings. MUI is currently drafting a rejection concept against LGBT, including proposed legal sanctions. The study results will be submitted to the DPR as input for the National Legislation Program. Kiai Anwar also criticized the use of human rights to defend actions that conflict with public interest, citing MUI's 2005 recommendation on the death penalty for corruptors under certain conditions. https://www.gelora.co/2026/07/tanggapi-menteri-ham-pigai-ketum-mui.html

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That’s right-since when can human nature be negotiated? The MUI got it spot on; we shouldn’t be going against our very essence just because it’s trendy.

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Since 2005, the MUI has been giving firm input, but sadly not all of it's been listened to. Hopefully this time it gets seriously discussed in parliament, not just a lot of talk.

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Pancasila is our shield-don't let our country just cave in to foreign pressure that doesn't fit our culture.

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When a religion has clearly prohibited something, then that's it. It's not about human rights, it's about limits. Human rights shouldn't be twisted just to weaken the values of society.

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