Foundational crisis in South and Southeast Asia : Bangladesh, Indonesia and Malaysia

By:

Abu Nasar Saied Ahmed

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Akansha; 2011Description: 270 pISBN:

9788183702478

Subject(s):

"Malaysia, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Ethnicity, Islam and pp"

DDC classification:

305.80095492 AHM

Summary: We live at a time when it takes a lot of courage to celebrate diversity as a 'philosophy of life". The book is a bold attempt at rediscovering the uniquely South and South East Asian versions of Islam that made and continues to make it possible for a multiplicity of groups and communities to live together and weave a common social fabric - notwithstanding the severest attacks on it particularly in recent years. What strikes me about the book is the optimism that the author exudes in all its pages - an optimism that also secretes from his desperateness.

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We live at a time when it takes a lot of courage to celebrate diversity as a 'philosophy of life". The book is a bold attempt at rediscovering the uniquely South and South East Asian versions of Islam that made and continues to make it possible for a multiplicity of groups and communities to live together and weave a common social fabric - notwithstanding the severest attacks on it particularly in recent years. What strikes me about the book is the optimism that the author exudes in all its pages - an optimism that also secretes from his desperateness.

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