As the world's largest Muslim-majority nation, Indonesians largely practice a moderate form of Islam.
Most of Indonesia's 240 million people practice a moderate form of Islam.
In their metaphysical positions, Dignaga and Dharmakirti represent a moderate form of idealism.
More than 90% of Indonesians describe themselves as Muslims but most practise a moderate form of Islam.
China's predominantly Muslim Hui ethnic group does speak Mandarin, but it has traditionally practiced a moderate form of Islam.
Most Indonesians subscribe to a moderate form of Islam, but more conservative strains have grown in popularity in recent years.
At the same time most of Indonesian society, which follows a moderate form of Islam, is tolerant, with gay and transsexual entertainers often appearing on television shows.
There is little evidence that Uighurs, an ethnic Turkic people who generally practice a moderate form of Islam, played any large role in Afghanistan.
The Liberal Islamic Network, for example, has done a brave job of promoting a moderate form of Islam in Indonesia, where extremists bombed a Bali nightclub in 2002.
Nasheed, who has vocally supported a moderate form of Muslim thought and practice, has been attacked by opponents as anti-Islamic.
Overwhelming numbers of Indonesians practice a moderate form of Islam, but there are increasing calls for an Islamic state with Shariah law.
