Jurnal Pendidikan Islam Indonesia
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Nong Chok Muslim Students’ Perspective on LGBTQ+ Rights Legalization
Thailand is the only Southeast Asian country that is highly progressive in advancing the legalization of same-sex marriage. This development has elicited responses from various segments of society, including Muslim students as part of the minority group. This study examines the perspectives of Musli
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