The Transnational and the Local in the Politics of Islam The Case of West Sumatra, Indonesia /

Abstract

by Delmus Puneri Salim.

Chapter 1: Introduction -- Islamic Regulation in the Regions: A Review of the Literature -- Islamic Regulation as Social Product -- Transnationalism -- The Social and Economic Meanings of Islamic Regulation -- Methodology -- Book Outline -- Reference -- Chapter 2: Islam, Politics and Identity -- West Sumatra, the Malay World and the Coming of Islam -- The Regulation of Islam under the Dutch -- Nationalism and Islam -- Islamic Politics after Independence -- Islam and Politics in Suharto's Indonesia -- Islam and Identity since Suharto -- Conclusion: The Assertion of Islamic Identity in West Sumatra -- Reference -- Chapter 3: Islamic Finance -- The Religious and Social Meanings of Islamic Finance -- Islamic Finance in Indonesia -- Islamic Finance in West Sumatra -- Conclusion -- Reference -- Chapter 4: Zakat -- The Religious and Social Meanings of Zakat -- Zakat in Indonesia -- Zakat in West Sumatra -- Conclusion -- Reference -- Chapter 5: Islamic Education -- The Origins of Islamic Education -- Global Perspectives on Islamic Education -- The Development of Islamic Education in Indonesia -- Islamic Education in West Sumatra -- Conclusion -- Reference -- Chapter Six: Behaviour and Dress -- The Religious and Social Meanings of Behaviour and Dress -- Behaviour and Dress in the Islamic World -- Behaviour and Dress in Indonesia -- Behaviour and Dress in West Sumatra -- Conclusion -- Reference -- Chapter Seven: Conclusion -- Transnational Factors -- National Factors -- Local Factors -- The Politics of Islam in West Sumatra -- Appendix A: Newspaper Articles -- Appendix B: Islamic Laws and Regulations.