conflict and violence among religious people: a case study of conflict andviolence against the ahmadiyah congregation in makassar city

This study aims to analyze the process of conflict and violence experienced by ahmadiyah inmakassar city and to analyze the resistance and conflict resolution models of ahmadiyah in makassarcity in dealing with conflict and violence. this research uses qualitative methods by collecting throughobservation and in-depth interviews. secondary data comes from books and research journals publishedonline and in print. data analysis by transcribing data, reading the entire data, analyzing in detail anddescribing it holistically-integratively. the results showed first, identity violence is influenced by theexistence of a dominant identity factor that commits violence because of differences in beliefs. second,direct violence against minority groups causes psychological trauma. conflict resolution is in the form ofno resistance because ahmadiyah has the principle of love for all hatred for none which morallyspreads teachings of peace and love for others even though they have different beliefs. from the conflictthat occurred, ahamadiyah offered a resolution in the form of asking the government to come back toprovide a sense of security for all its citizens and strengthen diversity through the restoration of socialdialogue between residents and, to remind the government that jai is an official islamic religiousorganization with the legal entity of a ministerial decree justice. second, to remind all jai members aspeace-loving muslims with the motto of love for all, hatred for no one.