Abstract
This article aims to introduce more deeply about the limits of religious tolerance in an Islamic perspective. This research method is library research. The analysis used in this research is to use descriptive analysis. The data is classified and then adjusted according to the study in sequence. For this reason, researchers use books or journals and research results relating to this article. The results of this study indicate that, in the view of Islam, the limit of tolerance is that humans are social beings who are of course required to interact with other individuals, even Islam provides a clear domain. Included in interacting is of course still prioritizing respectful prices, not dropping each other, remaining within the corridor limits stipulated in the Islamic religious law.
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