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Islamic Revivalism and Politics in Malaysia

Part of the Critical Studies of the Asia-Pacific Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-981-15-0882-0

ISBN: 978-981-15-0881-3

Publisher: Springer Singapore - Springer Journals

Nov 22, 2019

1 - 10 of 10 Chapters

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Chapter 1Introduction

Olivier, Bob

Pages: 1 –7

[The author introduces himself, provides a brief background, and explains that the book is the outcome of a research programme he carried out to obtain his Doctorate in Philosophy from the University of Western Australia, completed in late 2018. He explains what prompted him to choose the topic...
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Chapter 2Some Background to Malaysia

Olivier, Bob

Pages: 9 –28

[This chapter is aimed at readers who have little or no familiarity with Malaysia. It provides a very brief history, focusing particularly on those aspects that impacted on how and why the Islamic Revival unfolded. It explains the Malays’ feudal background, and their early relationship with...
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Chapter 3Islamisation: The Global Scene

Olivier, Bob

Pages: 29 –57

[This chapter reviews how Islamisation evolved in other parts of the Islamic world, to contextualise, and highlight patterns, for an analysis of what has been happening in Malaysia. It explores what “Islamisation” is, some of its key features, and in which parts of the world it is manifesting. It...
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Chapter 4The Factors Driving Islamisation in Malaysia

Olivier, Bob

Pages: 59 –92

[This chapter examines many factors that the author argues have contributed directly or indirectly to Malaysia’s Islamisation Phenomenon. Historical factors which laid the groundwork include: the relatively conservative nature of Islam that was imported into the country; the organisation of Malay...
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Chapter 5Manifestations of Islamisation

Olivier, Bob

Pages: 93 –126

[At the beginning of this chapter the author attempts to recreate what Malaysia was like prior to the Islamic Revival, namely that of a quite tolerant society with the three major ethnic groups, notwithstanding the historical tensions, generally interacting quite amicably, and with a relatively...
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Chapter 6Overall Reaction to the Islamisation Phenomenon

Olivier, Bob

Pages: 127 –157

[While public discussion about the Islamisation Phenomenon is quite limited, there are a few public critics, and this chapter provides a sample of the comments they have made in the mainstream media. It then discusses the data gathered through in-depth interviews with a sample of 100...
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Chapter 7Impact on Muslim Women

Olivier, Bob

Pages: 159 –183

[This chapter begins with a brief discussion on how Muslim women have been treated historically, and are being treated currently, in other Muslim-majority societies. It then moves on to the situation in Malaysia, comparing the historical situation with what has evolved over the last few decades....
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Chapter 8Impact on Non-Muslims

Olivier, Bob

Pages: 185 –213

[This chapter discusses how the Islamic Revival has affected the non-Muslims in Malaysia. To provide a context, a brief exploration is first made of how historically non-Muslims have been treated in other Muslim-majority countries (as in the previous chapter, the focus is on the Middle-East),...
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Chapter 9Participants’ Concerns and Reluctance to Speak Out

Olivier, Bob

Pages: 215 –256

[This chapter first outlines the various concerns expressed by the participants about the trajectory of the Islamisation Phenomenon and where it may lead, and the reasons they have for not speaking out about these concerns. Similar concerns expressed by a few public intellectuals are also...
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Chapter 10Conclusion

Olivier, Bob

Pages: 257 –265

[This book has described how over the last fifty years Malaysia has become a much more Islamically conservative country, and what this has meant for both its Muslim and non-Muslim communities. Through a programme of in-depth interviews, it has presented what the author believes are the genuine...

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