Search Results - "Indonesia and the Malay world"

THE ART OF DAKWAH: social media, visual persuasion and the Islamist propagation of Felix Siauw by Hew, Wai Weng

“…Felix Siauw, a popular if controversial Chinese Muslim preacher, is well known for his affiliation with the transnational Islamist movement, Hizbut Tahrir…”
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Reading Arabic in Sumatra by Iankovskaia, Aglaia

“…The article explores the involvement of bilingual texts comprising a source and its interlinear translation in Islamic educational practices in 19th- and…”
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Holy war and the international order by Hasbi, Baiquni

“…Scholars have traditionally characterised perang sabil, the Malay term for waging holy war in the way of Allah, as the predominant feature of the Aceh War in…”
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Reading Arabic in Sumatra: Interlinear translation in didactic contexts by Iankovskaia, Aglaia

“…The article explores the involvement of bilingual texts comprising a source and its interlinear translation in Islamic educational practices in 19th- and…”
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Holy war and the international order: Rethinking Acehnese perang sabil in the late 19th century by Hasbi, Baiquni

“…Scholars have traditionally characterised perang sabil, the Malay term for waging holy war in the way of Allah, as the predominant feature of the Aceh War in…”
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Melaka in the Arabic, Persian and Turkish sources by Peacock, A.C.S.

“…This paper examines Melaka's links with the Middle East during the long fifteenth century through the evidence of the sources written in Arabic, Persian and…”
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Winstedt, colonialism and the Malaysian history wars by Milner, Anthony, Wong, Wilbert W. W.

“…European colonialist thinking continues to influence history writing after national independence - even in the construction of national narratives. In the case…”
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Erecting the submerged tree trunk: Mak Yong theatre and practices of traditionalisation in the Riau Islands, Indonesia by Darmawan, Alan

“…This article discusses the efforts of constructing the narrative of continuity that connects the Indonesian province of Riau Islands with the former Malay…”
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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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Sites of significance by Wei Jin Darryl Lim

“…Late 19th-century Singapore is considered the centre for the printing and distribution of Muslim-Malay lithographed texts in the Malay archipelago. In 1890,…”
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Dressing up the Monarch by Clavé, Elsa

“…The present article analyses the strategy used by the sultans of Sulu over two centuries (19th-21st) to affirm their status and authority, from their costumes…”
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Erecting the submerged tree trunk by Darmawan, Alan

“…This article discusses the efforts of constructing the narrative of continuity that connects the Indonesian province of Riau Islands with the former Malay…”
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The transmission and (re)invention of tradition in Island Southeast Asia by Clavé, Elsa, Hijjas, Mulaika

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Elizabeth Moore (1949-2024) by Yahya, Farouk

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The lancang kuning song in North Sumatran performance traditions by Brakel-Papenhuyzen, Clara

“…The traditional Malay song about a yellow ship, lancang kuning, recorded in 1979 for a research project on oral traditions in North Sumatra, is still popular…”
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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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Chinese plates fit for an Acehnese queen by Gallop, Annabel Teh

“…All over Southeast Asia is found a particular type of coarse Chinese export porcelain traditionally known as 'Swatow' ware but now more accurately identified…”
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Dressing up the Monarch: Authority and its representation in the Sulu sultanate royal tradition (19th-21st century) by Clavé, Elsa

“…The present article analyses the strategy used by the sultans of Sulu over two centuries (19th-21st) to affirm their status and authority, from their costumes…”
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Sites of significance: Reading the print materiality of late 19th-century Muslim-Malay lithographed publications by Darryl Lim, Wei Jin

“…Late 19th-century Singapore is considered the centre for the printing and distribution of Muslim-Malay lithographed texts in the Malay archipelago. In 1890,…”
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Translating the untranslatable: The Jalālayn learning as a translation practice by Maftuhin, Arif

“…Apart from the issue of the translatability of the Qur'an, the practice of translating the Qur'an into Indonesian has captured the attention of scholars. Some…”
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