Sufi articulations of civility, globality, and sovereignty

Salvatore, Armando

doi:10.1080/20566093.2018.1439808

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“…This study focuses on studying the Sufistic da'wah movement of the Chistiyyah, Murabitun, Qadriyyah, Alawiyyah, and Naqshabandi groups (Haron, 2005). Contemporary sufic movements are seen by scientists and sociologists as often politicized and used for certain movements such as politics and da'wah which according to Munson this phenomenon is in line with the concept of polysemy (Arai, 2007;Dang, 2017;Degorge, 2000;GULAY, 2007;Josefsson et al, 2017;Laffan, 2011;Milani & Adrahtas, 2018;Rehman & Lund-Thomsen, 2014;Rytter, 2016;Rywkin, 1991;Salvatore, 2018).…”

Section: Religious Polysemy and Cultural Rituals Of Childbirthmentioning

confidence: 98%

Exploring Cultural Acculturation: Rituals and Spiritual Practices of Traditional Childbirth in Nanjung, Bandung Regency, West Java, Indonesia

Ulum

Islamy

2021

religio edu

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Indonesia is a multicultural country that has so much diversity, among which is the diversity of religions and customs or cultures. Cultural acculturation has a significant impact on the construction of thought and ritual practices carried out by a society. The purpose of this study was to analyze and analyze the practice of traditional child birth carried out by the community in Nanjung Village, Bandung Regency, West Java, Indonesia. The research method used in this study is an ethnographic approach. The author tries to make a visit to the site, then interviewed single information interactively to find the data needed in this study. The data obtained were then analyzed using the theory of acculturation and Islamic religious perspective. The findings prove that the practice of customary childbirth carried out by the perpetrator is a cultural acculturation process. The practice of child birth is at least one way in the context of maximum efforts so that the baby can survive and develop into a pious child

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Section: Religious Polysemy and Cultural Rituals Of Childbirthmentioning

confidence: 98%

Exploring Cultural Acculturation: Rituals and Spiritual Practices of Traditional Childbirth in Nanjung, Bandung Regency, West Java, Indonesia

Ulum

Islamy

2021

religio edu

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Neither global nor local: Reorienting the study of Islam in South Asia

Kiliyamannil

2023

Asian Journal of Social Science

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A Yezidi Manuscript:—Mišūr of P’īr Sīnī Bahrī/P’īr Sīnī Dārānī, Its Study and Critical Analysis

Pirbari

Yezdin²

2020

Iranian stud.

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Yezidi mišūrs are one of the rarest written sources on the history and religion of the Yezidis. The special value of mišūrs is that Yezidism is characterized mainly by the oral transmission of religious tradition. The article provides an overview and a description of the four versions of Mišūr of P’īr Sīnī Bahrī/P’īr Sīnī Dārānī (Mişûr of Pîr Sînî Behrî/Pîr Sînî Daranî), one of which is thought to be produced in 604/1207 or 1208, making it one of the earliest sources of Yezidi history and religion. A collaborative version of the document is presented based on these four versions. Yezidi mišūrs belong to certain lineages of P’īrs and represent certificates of recognition of those lineages and those Yezidi tribes that were attributed to them as Murids. The manuscript that is examined here is rich in historical data related to the establishment of the Yezidi community. The document also lists the tribes that today are not Yezidi. Furthermore, the mišūr identifies a number of previously unknown followers and associates of Sheikh ‘Adi. This data will be instrumental in identifying various features of Yezidism in its formative age.

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Sufi articulations of civility, globality, and sovereignty

Cited by 3 publications

References 23 publications

Exploring Cultural Acculturation: Rituals and Spiritual Practices of Traditional Childbirth in Nanjung, Bandung Regency, West Java, Indonesia

Exploring Cultural Acculturation: Rituals and Spiritual Practices of Traditional Childbirth in Nanjung, Bandung Regency, West Java, Indonesia

Neither global nor local: Reorienting the study of Islam in South Asia

A Yezidi Manuscript:—Mišūr of P’īr Sīnī Bahrī/P’īr Sīnī Dārānī, Its Study and Critical Analysis

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