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Voices of Islam in Southeast Asia : a contemporary sourcebook / compiled and edited by Greg Fealy and Virginia Hooker. [print]

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Pasir Panjang, Singapore : Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, (c)2006.Description: li, 540 pages : maps, color photos ; 25 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9789812303677
  • 9812303677
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • BP63
  • BP63.H784.V653 2006
Available additional physical forms:
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Contents:
Pt. I. Country overviews -- 2. Brunei darussalam -- 3. Burma (Myanmar) -- 4. Cambodia and Vietnam -- 5. Indonesia -- 6. Malaysia -- 7. The Philippines -- 8. Singapore -- 9. Thailand -- Pt. II. Extracts from primary sources -- 10. Personal expressions of faith -- 11. Sharia -- 12. Islam, state and governance -- 13. Gender and the family -- 14. Jihad -- 15. Interactions: global and local Islam; Muslims and non-Muslims.
Subject: "The Muslim communities of Southeast Asia are diverse, complex and increasingly influential in the broader Islamic world. However, the extraordinary breadth of practices and views across the Muslim world is not widely understood outside the region, often because of the difficulty of locating and putting in context the material produced by Muslims themselves. This is the first sourcebook to present a wide selection of contemporary materials on Islam in Southeast Asia, most of which have not previously been available in English. The material covers six broad themes: personal expressions of faith; Islamic law; state and governance; women and family; jihad; and interactions with non-Muslims and the wider Muslim world. The book looks at the ideological and doctrinal content of Islam in Southeast Asia in all its facets, while also exploring the motivations underlying different interpretations and viewpoints. This is an essential book for anyone seeking to understand the concerns, language and objectives of the main Muslim groups in Southeast Asia."--From publisher's description, pages 4. of cover.
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Includes bibliographies and index.

1. Introduction to the sourcebook -- Pt. I. Country overviews -- 2. Brunei darussalam -- 3. Burma (Myanmar) -- 4. Cambodia and Vietnam -- 5. Indonesia -- 6. Malaysia -- 7. The Philippines -- 8. Singapore -- 9. Thailand -- Pt. II. Extracts from primary sources -- 10. Personal expressions of faith -- 11. Sharia -- 12. Islam, state and governance -- 13. Gender and the family -- 14. Jihad -- 15. Interactions: global and local Islam; Muslims and non-Muslims.

"The Muslim communities of Southeast Asia are diverse, complex and increasingly influential in the broader Islamic world. However, the extraordinary breadth of practices and views across the Muslim world is not widely understood outside the region, often because of the difficulty of locating and putting in context the material produced by Muslims themselves. This is the first sourcebook to present a wide selection of contemporary materials on Islam in Southeast Asia, most of which have not previously been available in English. The material covers six broad themes: personal expressions of faith; Islamic law; state and governance; women and family; jihad; and interactions with non-Muslims and the wider Muslim world. The book looks at the ideological and doctrinal content of Islam in Southeast Asia in all its facets, while also exploring the motivations underlying different interpretations and viewpoints. This is an essential book for anyone seeking to understand the concerns, language and objectives of the main Muslim groups in Southeast Asia."--From publisher's description, pages 4. of cover.

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