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Indonesian Islam: Social Change Through Contemporary Fatawa

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The book Indonesian Islam: Social Change Through Contemporary Fatawa examines how Islamic legal opinions (fatawa) have become dynamic instruments for guiding and shaping social transformation in Indonesia. It analyzes contemporary fatawa issued by various religious authorities and institutions, exploring how they address modern issues such as gender relations, politics, economics, and technology within Indonesia’s diverse Muslim society. Through sociological and anthropological lenses, the author illustrates how these fatawa reflect the adaptive nature of Indonesian Islam—balancing religious authenticity with contextual realities. This work provides a comprehensive understanding of the interplay between Islamic jurisprudence, social change, and modernity in Indonesia.

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297 HOO I (GEN.0 HOO i)

Publisher

NSW, Australia : Allen & Unwin., 2003

Collation

310 hlm; 23 cm

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

1741140862

Classification

297

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Edition

Asaa Southeast Asia Publications Series

Subject(s)

Gender
Religion
Social
Politic
Muslim society

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