Abstract

This study is intended to describe the pattern of resolving sectarian conflicts of Sunni and Shia groups in Bangil. One of these knowledge is the spread of Shia teachings throughout the world, including Indonesia. In Indonesia, 2012 saw for the first time open conflict between Sunni Shia in Sampang, Madura that left two people dead, and five others seriously injured. Interestingly, one year earlier there was also a Sunni Shia conflict in Bangil in 2011 which caused six minor injuries and one serious injury and other material losses. However, the conflict in Bangil was quickly suppressed by the authorities with the support of local communities so as not to cause a bigger conflict. The de-escalation of the conflict is believed to be the result of meeting the interests of the parties concerned in order to maintain security in Bangil. Therefore, in this study, the author has an interest in analyzing in more detail what kind of interest approach model so that the Sunni and Shia conflict in Bangil Pasuruan City can be suppressed so as not to cause wider horizontal conflicts as happened in the Sunni Shia conflict in Sampang in 2011.

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