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9780802849458

Malay Muslims

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  • ISBN13:

    9780802849458

  • ISBN10:

    0802849458

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2002-07-01
  • Publisher: Eerdmans Pub Co
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Summary

Although Muslims of the Malay race are the largest ethnic community of Muslims in the world, they are little known in the Western hemisphere. This new volume provides the first comprehensive look at Malay Muslims, describing the history, influence, and prospects of Islam in the island world of Southeast Asia.

Written from the perspective of an American Lutheran missionary who lived among Malay Muslims in the Philippines for more than forty years, this interesting work explores the Malay Muslims' distinctive customs, traditions, and practices. Special attention is also given to the history of the relationship between Malay Muslims and Christians -- a history which is key to understanding the current state of religious and social life in places like Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines.

Author Biography

Robert Day McAmis is a consultant on theological education and mission to Muslims for the Lutheran Church in the Philippines.

Table of Contents

Preface xi
Introduction
1(6)
Overview of the Muslim World Today
1(2)
The Malays of Southeast Asia
3(1)
The Island World of Southeast Asia
3(4)
History of Malay Islam
7(20)
Pre-Islamic Influence in the Islands
7(3)
Early Islamic Influence
10(2)
Islamic Influence After the Thirteenth Century
12(5)
Sufi Influence Among the Malays
17(1)
Islam Reaches the Philippines
18(6)
Summary of the Penetration of Islam into Southeast Asia
24(3)
A History of Relations Between Islam and the Western Church in Malay Southeast Asia
27(14)
Contacts Between Islam and the Western Church
27(1)
Western European Christians Arrive in Malay Southeast Asia
28(1)
The Fortuguese Arrive in Malay Southeast Asia
29(3)
Sailing West Across the Pacific Ocean, the Spanish Reach Malay Southeast Asia
32(3)
The Protestant Dutch Replace the Roman Catholic Portuguese in the East Indies
35(2)
The British Gain Control of the Malay Peninsula
37(1)
Conclusion
38(3)
Traditions, Beliefs, and Practices of Malay Muslims
41(30)
What Is Islam?
41(3)
Indonesian Islam
44(3)
Javanese Islam
47(3)
Malaysian Islam
50(1)
Bornean Islam
51(2)
Philippine Islam
53(9)
The Role of Adat in Malay Islam
62(1)
The Role of Sufism in Malay Islam
63(2)
The Role of Education Among Malay Muslims
65(1)
Distinctive Beliefs and Practices Among Malay Muslims
66(5)
Islamic Resurgence Among Malay Muslims
71(32)
Global View of Islamic Resurgence
71(3)
Islamic Resurgence in Indonesia
74(5)
Islamic Resurgence in Malaysia
79(11)
Islamic Resurgence in the Philippines
90(13)
The Role of the Church and Islam in Malay Southeast Asia in the Twenty-First Century
103(20)
Prospects for Christian-Muslim Relations Among the Malays
103(3)
Christian Mission and Islamic Da'wa
106(4)
Christian-Muslim Dialogue Among the Malays
110(11)
Dialogue in General a
110(4)
Muslim-Christian Dialogue in Indonesia
114(1)
Christian-Muslim Dialogue in Malaysia
115(2)
Christian-Muslim Dialogue in the Philippines
117(4)
A Malaysian Christian Response
121(2)
Bibliography 123(25)
Updated Annotated Bibliography 148(17)
Index 165

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