Incense and Islam in Indonesian context: An ethnobotanical study
Mohammad Fathi Royyani,
Ary Prihardhyanto Keim,
Oscar Efendy
et al.
Abstract:Background: Incenses, harvested from plant in the form of resin, have been used in various religious practices for centuries, in which the resins are burned to produce fragrant fumes. The study aims to understand the arrival and development of Islam in Indonesia, which is apparently brought by the Muslim traders with good understanding of Sufism. In order to achieve the high level of enlightenment, the Sufis need medium in the form of incense.Methods: Ethnohistorical approach was used in this study by combinin… Show more
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