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7012 https://intelek.unisza.edu.my/intelek/pages/view.php?ref=7012 https://intelek.unisza.edu.my/intelek/pages/search.php?search=!collection407072 Restricted Document Article Journal application/pdf 9 1.6 Adobe Acrobat Pro DC 20 Paper Capture Plug-in saufi 2011-05-21 12:57:39 2080-01-FH02-FBK-17-08210.pdf UniSZA Private Access A bird’s eye view on the Islamic literature discourse in Indonesia International journal of business and social science This study takes a quick look at the Islamic literature discourse in Indonesia. This study seems essential considering the fact that the names of many Indonesianwriters, especially Hamka, have been mentioned on several occasions in the discussions on Islamic literature in Malaysia. The arguments presented in this study have been carefully chosen from previous studies, carried out by E.U. Kratz (1986, 1997), UngkuMaimunah Mohd. Tahir (1990), Peter Riddell (2001) and articles published in the Indonesian journals, Horison and Panji Masyarakat. A point to be noted from the beginning however, is that wedo not propose a detailed study of the Islamic literature discourse in Indonesia but merely to look at it as a whole. This is because the Indonesian Islamic literature discourse deserves an extensive study of its own. However, for the purpose of general comparison, some points in the Indonesian discourse, which stand out even at a cursory glance, are taken up for discussion 2 11 101-109
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A bird’s eye view on the Islamic literature discourse in Indonesia
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This study takes a quick look at the Islamic literature discourse in Indonesia. This study seems essential considering the fact that the names of many Indonesianwriters, especially Hamka, have been mentioned on several occasions in the discussions on Islamic literature in Malaysia. The arguments presented in this study have been carefully chosen from previous studies, carried out by E.U. Kratz (1986, 1997), UngkuMaimunah Mohd. Tahir (1990), Peter Riddell (2001) and articles published in the Indonesian journals, Horison and Panji Masyarakat. A point to be noted from the beginning however, is that wedo not propose a detailed study of the Islamic literature discourse in Indonesia but merely to look at it as a whole. This is because the Indonesian Islamic literature discourse deserves an extensive study of its own. However, for the purpose of general comparison, some points in the Indonesian discourse, which stand out even at a cursory glance, are taken up for discussion
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A bird’s eye view on the Islamic literature discourse in Indonesia
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A bird’s eye view on the Islamic literature discourse in Indonesia
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A bird’s eye view on the Islamic literature discourse in Indonesia
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A bird’s eye view on the Islamic literature discourse in Indonesia
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A bird’s eye view on the Islamic literature discourse in Indonesia
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bird’s eye view on the islamic literature discourse in indonesia
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