Lower thirds:

00:02 Report by Ferdinand Himawan
00:40 Nasaruddin Umar | Indonesia Religous Affairs Minister

Script:

00:02
The papal visit last year not only brought joy to Catholics in Indonesia, but also to followers of other faiths, including Muslims. 

00:10
Interfaith dialogue was one of the pillars of Francis’ papacy, which led to his visit to the Istiqlal Grand Mosque in Jakarta. His warm interaction with the mosque’s Grand Imam, Nasaruddin Umar, made headlines and spread widely on social media. 

00:27
According to Nasaruddin — who now also serves as Indonesia’s Religious Affairs Minister — it was Pope Francis’ genuine respect for other faiths, shown through his actions, that truly touched the hearts of the people. 

00:39 SOT – Nasaruddin Umar / Indonesia Religious Affairs Minister
"This is a matter of the heart, not just a formality. When I met the Pope, it felt as though I were meeting my own teacher—there was a noble presence, a powerful energy. His smile, his body language, his simple way of dressing—all of it radiated humility. I believe he sets a powerful example."
 
01:12
His popularity among Indonesian Muslims stems not only from media headlines, as Muslims in the country saw him as a symbol of peace and humility. 

01:23 SOT –  Aqmarina Rasika/ Muslim community
"I feel that Pope Francis is compassionate, humane, and genuinely committed to fostering interfaith dialogue."

01:33 SOT – Maesya / Muslim community 
"The Pope is a truly humble man. This is the first time I have seen a great figure who is so humble."

01:47
His concern for issues affecting Muslim communities, including the Gaza conflict, has earned him deep respect and admiration from many Indonesians. The Muslim community hopes that the next pope will continue Pope Francis’ commitment to humanity.