@article{digilib57561,
          volume = {60},
           title = {Negotiating Salaf{\=i} Islam and the State The Madkhaliyya in Indonesia},
          author = {- Sunarwoto},
       publisher = {Brill},
            year = {2020},
           pages = {205--234},
         journal = {Die Welt des Islams},
        keywords = {Salaf{\=i} Islam ?
Salafism ? Madkhaliyya ? Indonesia ? government ? wal{\=i} l-amr ?
education ? loyalism},
             url = {https://digilib.uin-suka.ac.id/id/eprint/57561/},
        abstract = {The focus of this article is on the Salafiyya-Madkhaliyya in Indonesia, which takes its
name from Saudi scholar Rab{\=i}? al-Madkhal{\=i}. After an account of how they emerged and
developed in Indonesia, the relationship of the Madkhal{\=i}s with the state, which is based
on a ?fiqh of obedience?, is analyzed. It is argued that, while this legal underpinning
necessitates that they give total loyalty to the ruler (wal{\=i} l-amr, or {\=u}l{\=u} l-amr), the
Indonesian Madkhal{\=i}s are unable to entirely follow this principle. The Madkhal{\=i}s have
had to come to terms with the fact that Indonesia follows a democratic system, which,
in fact, prevents the comprehensive accommodation of their Salaf{\=i} principles. The
resulting ambiguities prove difficult to solve. It is argued here that the negotiation
between Madkhal{\=i} Salaf{\=i}s and the Indonesian state is characterized by the constant
efforts of the former to tackle those ambiguities.}
}