Contents

pp v-viii

Preface

pp ix-x

Introduction: Understanding Political Islam Post-September 11

pp xi-xxiii

PART ONE - ISLAMIC DOCTRINE, HISTORY, GROWTH AND INSTITUTIONS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

pp 1-2

1 - Islamic Thought: Theory, Concepts, and Doctrines in the Context of Southeast Asian Islam

pp 3-21

2 - The History of Islam in Southeast Asia: Some Questions and Debates

pp 22-44

3 - The Advent and Growth of Islam in the Philippines

pp 45-63

4 - Islamic Economic Institutions in Indonesia: A Religio-Political Perspective

pp 64-81

5 - The Development and Impact of Islamic Economic Institutions: The Malaysian Experience

pp 82-100

PART TWO - POLITICS, GOVERNANCE, CIVIL SOCIETY AND GENDER ISSUES IN SOUTHEAST ASIAN ISLAM

pp 101-102

6 - Islam Embedded: ‘Moderate’ Political Islam and Governance in the Malay World

pp 103-120

7 - Law-Making in the Name of Islam: Implications for Democratic Governance

pp 121-134

8 - Is It Always Islam versus Civil Society?

pp 135-161

9 - Islamization, Civil Society and Religious Minorities in Malaysia

pp 162-190

10 - Islam and Gender: Reading Equality and Patriarchy

pp 191-206

PART THREE - MODERNIZATION, GLOBALIZATION AND THE ‘ISLAMIC STATE’ DEBATE IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

pp 207-208

11 - Islam and Modernization

pp 209-230

12 - Modernization and the Process of Globalization: The Muslim Experience and Responses

pp 231-255

13 - The Malaysian Constitution, the Islamic State, and Hudud Laws

pp 256-277

14 - The Islamic State: Origins, Definition, and Salient Attributes

pp 278-298

PART FOUR - IMPACT OF SEPTEMBER 11 ON ISLAMIC THOUGHT AND PRACTICE

pp 299-300

15 - September 11 and Islamic Militancy in Post-New Order Indonesia

pp 301-324

16 - The Impact of September 11 on Islam in Southeast Asia

pp 325-346

CONCLUSION: Addressing the Challenge of Political Islam in Southeast Asia

pp 347-354

Note on Contributors

pp 355-361

About the Editors

pp 362-362

Index

pp 363-381