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...Farish A. Noor Duke University Press 2007 Pathans to the East! The Development of the Tablighi Jama’at Movement in Northern Malaysia and Southern Thailand Farish A. Noor Transnationalism and the Transfer of the Ideas and Practices of the Tablighi Jama’at his article...

... as an Image: Institutional Planning in Kuala Lumpur .” Focaal: Journal of Global and Historical Anthropology 61 ( 2011 ): 61 – 72 . Baxstrom Richard . Houses in Motion: The Experience of Place and the Problem of Belief in Urban Malaysia . Stanford, CA : Stanford University Press , 2008...

...Sumit K. Mandal This article explores how Arabness has been rediscovered in the Malay world—in this instance Indonesia and Malaysia and, to some extent, Singapore—from the early 1990s to the present. Arabs, mostly of Hadhrami descent, are an intimate part of local culture, given the shared faith...

... mediating the views and needs of Western scholarship. © 2013 by Duke University Press 2013 References “Decolonising Our Universities.” Official Portal, Universiti Sains Malaysia . Last updated 13 June 2013 . www.usm.my/index.php/en/about-usm/making-a-difference/decolonising-our...

... of “fundamentals” for the US and the ship between capital and labor as such which is pri- Southeast Asian countries most affected by the East mary today, it is nonetheless the case that money and Asian crisis - Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, and the debt are integral to the constitution of any capital...

... : Shoestring Press , 1961 . McDonnell Mary . “ The Conduct of the Hajj from Malaysia and Its Socio-Economic Impact on Malay Society .” PhD diss. , Columbia University , 1986 . Meloy John . Imperial Power and Maritime Trade: Mecca and Cairo in the Later Medieval Ages . Chicago...

..., and many other related cultural and economic areas. These matrilineal Muslims were present in South and Southeast Asia and eastern Africa, from Minangkabau in Indonesia to Negeri Sembilan in Malaysia, from the Coromandel and Malabar coasts and the Lakshadweep Islands in India to Ampara, Batticaloa...

... of the factors she cites is When Yayori Matsui arrived back in Japan, the imperialism, and she uses her chapter on women planta- racial discrimination which she had experienced as a tion workers in Malaysia and Sri Lanka (Ch. 2) to sup- student in Europe was replaced by sex discrimination in port her...

... assembled in this themed section, comprising ethnographic and historical re-search from South Africa, China, India, Malaysia, and Zimbabwe, invite cross- regional discussion on dwelling under conditions of precarity, migration, militarization, state surveillance, upheaval, and displacement. The essays...

... of Origin Number of Students Country of Origin Number of Students India 20,379 Thailand 8 Bangladesh 2,154 Lebanon 6 Pakistan 1,524 Sudan 6 Malaysia...

.... it reproduces tables of contents from a AHMAD MURAD MERICAN wide variety of serials, periodicals and MARA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, SHAH ALAM, MALAYSIA other recurring publications worldwide...

... issue opens with a series of meditations on dwelling. The six essays in this section draw on ethnographic and historical cases from South Africa, China, India, Malaysia, and Zimbabwe to invite reflections on the meaning of dwelling in the face of vulnerability, move- ment, precarity, and relations...

... approach associ- Morocco, Albania, Egypt, Tunisia, Iran, the United ated with scholars such as Gabriel Almond, Sidney States, Mali, Gambia, Turkmenistan, Malaysia, and Verba, and Robert Putnam, Fattah works with the the EU, where modernist Islamists and pluralist sec- assumption that “popular...

... approach associ- Morocco, Albania, Egypt, Tunisia, Iran, the United ated with scholars such as Gabriel Almond, Sidney States, Mali, Gambia, Turkmenistan, Malaysia, and Verba, and Robert Putnam, Fattah works with the the EU, where modernist Islamists and pluralist sec- assumption that “popular...

... developed com- treatment of Arab ethnicity in Malaysia and parison in the study of diasporas allows us to Indonesia, both once ruled by different Euro- raise some of the topics and approaches that pean colonial powers. All the more so, Michael...

..., ofAmerica, University Catholic the at Studies Religious and Theology of School Jones B. Charles Horstmann Alexander Noorhaidi Hasan Malaysia...

... in Motion: The Experience of Place and the Problem of Belief in Urban Malaysia (Stanford University Press, 2008), Realizing the Witch: Science, Cinema, and the Mastery of the Invisible (Fordham University Press, 2016; with Todd Meyers), and Violence s Fabled Experi- ment (August Verlag, forthcoming...

.... of passive resistance in Malaysia where peasants employed the legal Given the realities of South Asian dependence, struggles are likely system to complain about labor conditions and ill-treatment in the to be responses to and are shaped by conditions quite different from countryside. struggles...

.... Manuel A. Vasquez, “Religion and Transnational 3. Marc Gaborieau, “Transnational Islamic Move- mation, and Islamic Revivalism in Malaysia,” in Islam Migration” (paper presented to the Transnational ments: Tablighi Jama’at in Politics?” ISIM Newsletter in an Era of Nation-States: Politics...

...Usha Thakkar; Mangesh Kulkarni Copyright 1992: South Asia Bulletin 1992 References All About Narmada , 1991 , Gandhinagar: Government of Gujarat. Alvares , Claude , and Ramesh Billorey, 1988 , Damming the Narmada , Malaysia: Third World Network. Amte , Baba , 1989...