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By s asyari · 2005 · cited by 2 — managing islamic public space. 217. journal of indonesian islam. volume 07, number 02, december 2013. managing islamic public space.
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Managing Islamic Public Space 217 JOURNAL OF INDONESIAN ISLAM Volume 07, Number 02, December 2013 MANAGING ISLAMIC PUBLIC SPACE Responses of Sumantran Malay Muslims toward “Neo-anti Bid’ah Movement”1 Suaidi Asyari2 IAIN Sulthan Thaha Saifuddin, Jambi - Indonesia Abstract: It has been argued by scholars that Indonesia can be a model of religious tolerance to the Muslim world. However, while a dramatic increase of intolerant acts against minorities in 2009-2012 across the country have challenged this argument, how the majority, to some extent, have also suffered due to similar actions by those who are not really representing the majority and how they respond to it has been almost completely ignored by all for a very long time. Cases in which Sumatran ‘traditionalist’ Malay Muslims have to abandon their own mosques in order to avoid disharmony potentials among themselves are significant examples. In this paper I present a valuable harmonious life in Jambi Malay Muslim community despite so...
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