Anotasi Bibliografi_Muhammad Sabirin

Sabirin, Muhammad

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“…(p. 74) Unjust rulers are condemned to hellfire while just ones are praised (pp. [75][76][77][78]. The ruler must have a wazīr, but the wazīr is also one of the possible causes of injustice (pp.…”

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“…Ibid, p. 19; Zahari, Islam di Buton, 192-3, 201-2.39 In English on the Sammāniyya see G.J.W. Drewes, 'A note on Muḥammad al-Sammān, his writings, and 19th century Sammàniyya practices, chiefly in Batavia, according to written data,' Archipel 43 (1992):[73][74][75][76][77][78][79][80][81][82][83][84][85][86][87]; in Buton in particular see Sabirin, Tarekat Sammānīya; also on 'Abd al-Samad and the Sammāniyya see R. Michael Feener, ''Abd al-Samad in Arabia: The Yemeni years of a shaykh from Sumatra,' Southeast Asian Studies 4 (2015): 259-277; van Bruinessen, Islam di Nusantara, 291-8, 303-8, 320-323. The most recent study on 'Abd al-Samad Palimbani is Mohammad Hussain Ahmad, Islam in the Malay World: al-Falimbānī's Scholarship (Kuala Lumpur: IIUM Press, 2017), which, inter alia, proposes a radical revision of his dates to c. 1719-1839; on connections with the Sammāniyya see ibid, 4-5, 22, 103-107, 250-251.…”

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Arabic Manuscripts from Buton, Southeast Sulawesi, and the Literary Activities of Sultan Muḥammad ʿAydarūs (1824–1851)

Peacock

2019

J. Islam. Manuscr.

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This article examines the Arabic manuscripts of Buton Island, Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia, focussing on the Abdul Mulku Zahari collection. In particular, it studies manuscripts of texts composed by the ruler of Buton, Sultan Muḥammad ʿAydarūs (r. 1824–1851) who wrote a large number of Sufi works in both Arabic and Wolio, the literary language of the Butonese court. The manuscripts attest not only the religious and intellectual culture of the court, but also Buton’s connections with the wider Islamic world including the Hijaz and its reformist Sufi movements. The article also situates Muḥammad ʿAydarūs’s Arabic works in the broader context of Butonese history and textual production.

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