%0 Book Section
%A Qibtiyah, Alimatul
%B FEMINISM AND ISLAMIC TRADITIONS
%C California
%D 2018
%F digilib:35789
%I Santa Barbara
%K ISLAMIC TRADITIONS
%N -
%P 82-191
%S Bunga Rampai
%T FEMINISM AND ISLAMIC TRADITIONS
%U https://digilib.uin-suka.ac.id/id/eprint/35789/
%X Communication, the Office of Laity, the Office of Theological Concerns, the Office  of Education and ·student Chaplaincy, the Office of Ecumenical and Interreligious  Affairs, the Office of Evangelization, the Office of Clergy, and the Office of  Consecrated Life.  The Central Secretariat of FABC is located in Hong Kong and the Documentation  Centre in Bangkok. The Documentation Centre plans to house and preserve all  books published by the FABC as well as dissenations and other publications referring  one way or the other to the Federation. The FABC Documentation Centre  includes a conference room that can seat about 40 persons, a library and several  small offices.  The FABC has a rich history of action and reflection in Southeast Asia. During  the last four decades, the organization has produced a wealth of pastoral documents  that stresses the importance of the local churches, enculturation and dialogue.  The FABC documents repeatedly stressed "the triple dialogue"-with the poor, with  local cultures, and with local religions. According to Stephen Bevan, the organization  has yielded an impressive body of documents that are incredibly rich, amazingly  visionary, and truly wonh careful reading and study. As best they could and  as often as possible, the Asian bishops wrote that successful evangelization requires  building local churches upon local cultures, languages, and practices. In Southeast  Asia, the FABC is involved in the difficult task of being a Christian organization that  is also sensitive to the challenges of the pluralist context and yet seeking to meaningfully  participate in the effons to build a just and panicipatory society