How the world's biggest Islamic organization drives religious reform in Indonesia – and seeks to influence the Muslim world

After its return to power in Afghanistan, the Taliban are again imposing their religious ideology, with restrictions on women’s rights and other repressive measures, and are presenting to the world an image of Islam that is intolerant and at odds with social changes.

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