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Nation building in SoutheastAsia: Conflict, ethno-religious nationalism and Islamic education in Indonesia and Thailand

This article aims to describe the nation-building discourse and movement in Southeast Asia, particularly in Aceh-Indonesia and Pattani-Thailand. The significance of this research lies in the fact that these two regions share similar characteristics. Among them are socio-cultural and religio-politica...

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Main Authors: Satibi, Ibi, Talib, Ahmad Tarmizi, Wiwin, Siti Aminah Rohmawati, Said, Muhammad
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Published: Prodi Aqidah dan Filsafat Islam 2022
Online Access:http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/102283/
https://journal.iainkudus.ac.id/index.php/fikrah/article/view/14588
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spelling my.upm.eprints.1022832024-03-18T03:06:11Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/102283/ Nation building in SoutheastAsia: Conflict, ethno-religious nationalism and Islamic education in Indonesia and Thailand Satibi, Ibi Talib, Ahmad Tarmizi Wiwin, Siti Aminah Rohmawati Said, Muhammad This article aims to describe the nation-building discourse and movement in Southeast Asia, particularly in Aceh-Indonesia and Pattani-Thailand. The significance of this research lies in the fact that these two regions share similar characteristics. Among them are socio-cultural and religio-political situations as conflict-affected areas with the dynamics of national discourse, and fluctuate views on national integration with the state. Islamic educational institutions in these two regions have contributed significantly in the formation of the nation-state. Dayah in Aceh and Pondok in Pattani not only serve as the centres of Islamic studies and character building for the community, but also function as the stage for social, cultural and political movements. Thus, Dayah and Pondok became the institutions to shape Islamic extremist as well as the agent to strengthen political identity. This article attempts to explain the genealogy of Islamic education and the metamorphosis of national discourse in these two regions. In addition, this article will also reveal the role of local actors in ethno-religious discourses and movements, and the response of the state and its apparatus in efforts to maintain national unity and statehood Prodi Aqidah dan Filsafat Islam 2022 Article PeerReviewed Satibi, Ibi and Talib, Ahmad Tarmizi and Wiwin, Siti Aminah Rohmawati and Said, Muhammad (2022) Nation building in SoutheastAsia: Conflict, ethno-religious nationalism and Islamic education in Indonesia and Thailand. Fikrah: Jurnal Ilmu Aqidah dan Studi Keagamaan, 10 (1). 163 - 182. ISSN 2354-6174; ESSN: 2476-9649 https://journal.iainkudus.ac.id/index.php/fikrah/article/view/14588 10.21043/fikrah.v10i1.14588
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description This article aims to describe the nation-building discourse and movement in Southeast Asia, particularly in Aceh-Indonesia and Pattani-Thailand. The significance of this research lies in the fact that these two regions share similar characteristics. Among them are socio-cultural and religio-political situations as conflict-affected areas with the dynamics of national discourse, and fluctuate views on national integration with the state. Islamic educational institutions in these two regions have contributed significantly in the formation of the nation-state. Dayah in Aceh and Pondok in Pattani not only serve as the centres of Islamic studies and character building for the community, but also function as the stage for social, cultural and political movements. Thus, Dayah and Pondok became the institutions to shape Islamic extremist as well as the agent to strengthen political identity. This article attempts to explain the genealogy of Islamic education and the metamorphosis of national discourse in these two regions. In addition, this article will also reveal the role of local actors in ethno-religious discourses and movements, and the response of the state and its apparatus in efforts to maintain national unity and statehood
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author Satibi, Ibi
Talib, Ahmad Tarmizi
Wiwin, Siti Aminah Rohmawati
Said, Muhammad
spellingShingle Satibi, Ibi
Talib, Ahmad Tarmizi
Wiwin, Siti Aminah Rohmawati
Said, Muhammad
Nation building in SoutheastAsia: Conflict, ethno-religious nationalism and Islamic education in Indonesia and Thailand
author_facet Satibi, Ibi
Talib, Ahmad Tarmizi
Wiwin, Siti Aminah Rohmawati
Said, Muhammad
author_sort Satibi, Ibi
title Nation building in SoutheastAsia: Conflict, ethno-religious nationalism and Islamic education in Indonesia and Thailand
title_short Nation building in SoutheastAsia: Conflict, ethno-religious nationalism and Islamic education in Indonesia and Thailand
title_full Nation building in SoutheastAsia: Conflict, ethno-religious nationalism and Islamic education in Indonesia and Thailand
title_fullStr Nation building in SoutheastAsia: Conflict, ethno-religious nationalism and Islamic education in Indonesia and Thailand
title_full_unstemmed Nation building in SoutheastAsia: Conflict, ethno-religious nationalism and Islamic education in Indonesia and Thailand
title_sort nation building in southeastasia: conflict, ethno-religious nationalism and islamic education in indonesia and thailand
publisher Prodi Aqidah dan Filsafat Islam
publishDate 2022
url http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/102283/
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