Administration of Islam in Indonesia (Monograph series - Cornell Indonesia Project, Cornell University)
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Administration of Islam in Indonesia (Monograph series - Cornell Indonesia Project, Cornell University)

by Deliar Noer

History Islamic Studies Southeast Asian Studies
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Deliar Noer's 'Administration of Islam in Indonesia,' from the Cornell Indonesia Project monograph series, explores the structures and practices of Islamic administration in the country. It provides an academic examination of how Islam is organized and managed within Indonesia's diverse cultural landscape, offering valuable insights for researchers and scholars interested in religious governance in Southeast Asia.

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The book 'Administration of Islam in Indonesia' is a detailed monograph authored by Deliar Noer as part of the Cornell Indonesia Project series from Cornell University.

It focuses on the organizational and administrative aspects of Islam within the Indonesian context, drawing from historical and contemporary sources.

This work contributes to understanding the role of religious institutions in Indonesian society and governance.

Published as a scholarly resource, it serves as a reference for studies in Southeast Asian religious administration.

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