Islam as an Ideology: The Political Thought of Tjokroaminoto

Melayu, Hasnul Arifin

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“…Nonetheless, comparing Tjokroaminoto and Alimin is not new, but it is still rarely discussed. Scholars have produced extensive research on Tjokroaminoto's social and political views, including on socialism and his position on Nationalism (Makin, 2017;Manan, 2016;Melayu, 2002;Mulawarman, 2015). On the other hand, there are fewer studies about Alimin, however, they are mainly focused on his biography and political activities or movement, and not a comprehensive study of the social and economic framework that shaped his politics (Alimin, 1957(Alimin, , 2018.…”

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Socialism and Nationalism: A Comparison Between the Thought of H.O.S. Tjokroaminoto and Alimin Prawirodirjo

Siregar¹,

Noor²,

Romli³

2022

Akademika

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Oemar Said Tjokroaminoto and Alimin bin Prawirodirdjo were Indonesian founding fathers who played a salient role in the national movement and represented two influential groups and ideas of their time, Islamism, and communism. Due to their significant roles in the Indonesia independent movement and the broader Indonesian political thought, exploring their ideas is important. Hence, this article aims to analyze their thoughts on nationalism and socialism. By using a qualitative approach, this study traces two sources of data. First, references that contain the statements of these two figures and other scientific references. Second, confirming them based on analysis of two key informants' interviews. The study has demonstrated that Tjokroaminoto and Alimin's views on socialism and nationalism overlap in some regards and diverge in other aspects.

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Socialism and Nationalism: A Comparison Between the Thought of H.O.S. Tjokroaminoto and Alimin Prawirodirjo

Siregar¹,

Noor²,

Romli³

2022

Akademika

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Islam, Islamism, the Nation, and the Early Indonesian Nationalist Movement

Elson

2007

JIIS

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Abstract:In an attempt to understand better the failure of Islamism to exercise any significant impact on the trajectory of Indonesian politics through the twentieth century, this article examines the development of Indonesian Islamist thought in the early twentieth century and compares it to the growth of secularist nationalist thinking. Islamist thinking was slow to arrive at a consciousness of Indonesia as specific national place and homeland. By the time Islamist thinkers had begun to develop a clearer sense of their own political project, secular nationalist thinkers (often indifferent to and sometimes fiercely opposed to Islamic and Islamist ideas about the relationship of state to religion) had already established the unassailable primacy of the idea of Indonesia as an independent sovereign state-inthe-making and as the vehicle for Indonesians to become both modern and prosperous. Islamists thereafter had no option but to seek to accommodate their thinking to the dominant paradigm of the idea of Indonesia.

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Self-Determination and Women's Rights in Muslim Societies

Raghavan¹,

Levine²

2012

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Islam as an Ideology: The Political Thought of Tjokroaminoto

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Socialism and Nationalism: A Comparison Between the Thought of H.O.S. Tjokroaminoto and Alimin Prawirodirjo

Socialism and Nationalism: A Comparison Between the Thought of H.O.S. Tjokroaminoto and Alimin Prawirodirjo

Islam, Islamism, the Nation, and the Early Indonesian Nationalist Movement

Self-Determination and Women's Rights in Muslim Societies

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