Indonesia's green Islam: When climate protection becomes a religious duty | DW Documentary

At Jakarta's Istiqlal Mosque, imams are recasting environmentalism as religious duty, training preachers to deliver 'green sermons' and pushing to convert most of Indonesia's 800,000 mosques into eco-friendly sites. The film weighs that ambition against the country's coal and nickel industries, asking whether faith-based conservation can outpace the polluters it rarely names.

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