TY  - JOUR
ID  - digilib57562
UR  - https://digilib.uin-suka.ac.id/id/eprint/57562/
A1  - Sunarwoto, -
Y1  - 2020///
N2  - The focus of this article is on the Salafiyya-Madkhaliyya in Indonesia, which takes its
name from Saudi scholar Rab?? al-Madkhal?. After an account of how they emerged and
developed in Indonesia, the relationship of the Madkhal?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? l-amr, or ?l? l-amr), the
Indonesian Madkhal?s are unable to entirely follow this principle. The Madkhal?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? principles. The
resulting ambiguities prove difficult to solve. It is argued here that the negotiation
between Madkhal? Salaf?s and the Indonesian state is characterized by the constant
efforts of the former to tackle those ambiguities.
JF  - DIE WELT  DES  ISLAMS
KW  - Salaf? Islam ?
Salafism ? Madkhaliyya ? Indonesia ? government ? wal? l-amr ?
education ? loyalism
TI  - Negotiating Salaf? Islam and the State:
The Madkhaliyya in Indonesia
SP  - 205
AV  - public
EP  - 234
ER  -