Shari'a court, tarekat and pesantren: Religious Institutions in the Banten Sultanate

Martin VAN BRUINESSEN

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Cultural and Religious Practices in Indonesia Asian Studies and History Linguistic, Cultural, and Literary Studies

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Banten has, at least for the past century, had the reputation of being \nmore self-consciously Muslim than the rest of Java, and perhaps than \nmost other parts of the Archipelago. Several observations appear to \nconfirm this reputation.

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