NU chairman: Hardline Islamic groups are now in trend

Jakarta, NU Online Chairman of the Central Board of Nahdlatul Ulama (PBNU) KH Said Aqil Siroj (Kang Said) said that the teachings of hardline Islamic groups have now easily been adopted and been in a trend. He said those easily adopting the teachings would tend to blame and consider other people as infidels. "What they only know is Islam instead of infidel. They tend to consider that they alone would go to paradise and others would go to hell," Kang Said said, adding the doctrine were now in trend in nature.

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