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Old names for new things by Hijjas, Mulaika

“…This article examines two objects of Malay royal regalia: the Perak betel-box known as the puan naga taru and the Riau emblem known as the cogan. Drawing on…”
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Old names for new things: Two items of Malay royal regalia as invented tradition by Hijjas, Mulaika

“…This article examines two objects of Malay royal regalia: the Perak betel-box known as the puan naga taru and the Riau emblem known as the cogan. Drawing on…”
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The Trials of Rābiʿa al-ʿAdawīyya in the Malay World: The Female Sufi in the Hikayat Rabiʿah by Hijjas, Mulaika

“…Sufism is often taken to be the form of Islamic practice that was most welcoming to women. Similarly, Southeast Asia is commonly said to be characterized by…”
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The Trials of Rābiʿa al-ʿAdawīyya in the Malay World by Hijjas, Mulaika

“…Abstract Sufism is often taken to be the form of Islamic practice that was most welcoming to women. Similarly, Southeast Asia is commonly said to be…”
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The Trials of Rbia al-Adawyya in the Malay World by Hijjas, Mulaika

“…Sufism is often taken to be the form of Islamic practice that was most welcoming to women. Similarly, Southeast Asia is commonly said to be characterized by…”
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Marks of many hands: Annotation in the Malay manuscript tradition and a Sufi compendium from West Sumatra by Hijjas, Mulaika

“…Annotation is a paratextual element of Malay manuscripts that has been little studied. This preliminary investigation draws on recently digitised material to…”
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Editorial Note by Hijjas, Mulaika

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Editorial Note by Hijjas, Mulaika

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Editorial Note by Hijjas, Mulaika

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Marks of many hands by Hijjas, Mulaika

“…Annotation is a paratextual element of Malay manuscripts that has been little studied. This preliminary investigation draws on recently digitised material to…”
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The transmission and (re)invention of tradition in Island Southeast Asia by Clavé, Elsa, Hijjas, Mulaika

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GUIDES FOR MRS NAWAWI: Two 19th-century Malay reformist texts on the duties of wives by Hijjas, Mulaika

“…This article explores how texts circulating in the Malay world on the subject of the religious obligations of women reflect currents of Islamic reform…”
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GUIDES FOR MRS NAWAWI by Hijjas, Mulaika

“…This article explores how texts circulating in the Malay world on the subject of the religious obligations of women reflect currents of Islamic reform…”
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Not just fryers of bananas and sweet potatoes: Literate and literary women in the nineteenth-century Malay world by Hijjas, Mulaika

“…I argue that women's literacy was more common than is usually supposed and that women engaged extensively with written literature, both as readers and writers…”
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'The legend you thought you knew': text and screen representations of Puteri Gunung Ledang by Hijjas, Mulaika

“…This article traces the evolution of narratives about the supernatural woman said to live on Gunung Ledang, from oral folklore to sixteenth-century courtly…”
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Introduction by Hijjas, Mulaika

“…An article in the online spoof newspaper Not the Nation - motto: 'The Website You Can Trust' - reported that the proliferation of pirated art house DVDs in…”
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Introduction by Hijjas, Mulaika

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Introduction by Hijjas, Mulaika

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Introduction by Hijjas, Mulaika

“…Introduces the journal issue…”
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Sovereign Women in a Muslim Kingdom: The Sultanahs of Aceh, 1641–1699 by Mulaika, Hijjas

“…Sher Banu AL Khan (2017), Sovereign Women in a Muslim Kingdom: The Sultanahs of Aceh, 1641–1699, National University of Singapore Press: Singapore, 2017; xvi +…”
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