Islamic religious currents in Indonesia

The Islamic religious movements of Indonesia's Muslims are diversified in their interaction with the Middle East's intellectual currents. Muslim groups have experienced epistemological religious polarization and live in a culturally religious pluralist system. The country has the largest Muslim population among Islamic countries and is considered one of the largest archipelago of East Asia. Most Muslims in the country have Shafi'i religion in jurisprudence, and in theology are Matoridye. They turned to the formation of a new political system to emancipate colonial oppression. This Muslim country came to independence in 1945, and the revolutionary leaders of these islands experienced many epistemological religious movements. In this paper, we are going to take this question, what are Indonesian religious movements and will express their influence on the Islamic religious movements of the Middle East, in a similar way with the approach of historical sociology and analytical-descriptive methods.