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Non-Muslims Can Be Haji Assistants, Deputy Minister: Symbol of Tolerance
Indonesia's government announced a policy to appoint non-Muslims as assistants for the Hajj pilgrimage. The Deputy Minister of Religious Affairs described this as a symbol of the nation's tolerance. This decision highlights the coexistence within Indonesia's diverse religious society.
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