Indonesia and Malaysia have often been put forward as examples of modern and moderate Muslim states. While both have large Muslim majorities, they have cultivated a reputation for tolerance of the other religions that make up their complex social and ethnic fabric. Yet in both countries, there are signs that this tradition of strength through diversity is eroding and a more rigid interpretation of Islamic orthodoxy is taking shape.
印度尼西亚和马来西亚经常被列为现代化温和穆斯林国家的榜样。两国都拥有庞大且占多数的穆斯林人口，但他们都建立了一种声望——对构成本国复杂社会和民族结构的其他宗教保持宽容。然而，两国都有迹象表明，这种力量来自多样性的传统正遭受侵蚀，对伊斯兰正统思想更为僵硬的诠释正在成形。
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