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Dynamics Exogenous to Islam Shaping

Dynamics Exogenous to Islam Shaping Relationship
between Religion and Politics
While the peculiarities of Indonesian Islam certainly play a role in why democracy
fell on fertile grounds in Indonesia, factors not inherently related to the
forms of Islam practiced in the archipelago have to be also taken into account.
These include the fragmentation of Islamic authority in civil society, a de-institutionalized
political party system, as well as institutional developments of recent
years related to state reform, all of which have prevented radical Islam from gaining
political ground.
Fragmentation of Islamic authority in civil society
One of the main reasons why Islam and democracy have entered into such a
joyous relationship in Indonesia is the fragmentation of Islamic authority in Indonesia’s
civil society.16 The absence of a unified Islamic center is partially rooted in
the country’s history. The diversity of Indonesian Islam is usually seen as a result
of the way the Islamic conversion occurred in the archipelago. Due to the absence
of an overarching kingdom with centralized authority, the Islamization of the
population was subject to various kinds of influences and accommodations with
pre-Islamic beliefs and practices in the different parts of the country. The policy
of the Dutch colonial powers to deny Indonesian rulers state-based authority over
the institutions of Islamic worship, pilgrimage, schooling, and jurisprudence further
prevented a state-based, unified form of Islam to emerge in Indonesia. This
pattern has become even more distinct due to developments of recent years. In
contemporary Southeast Asia, “established ecclesiastical hierarchies...are in crisis,
their hegemonies under threat...It is no exaggeration to speak of tectonic shifts
in the politics of religious knowledge, or...the democratization of religion.” writes
John T. Sidel.17 In Indonesia, Sidel continues, this has manifested itself not only in
the abolishment of formal and informal restrictions upon religious life18 but also
in the emergence of new sources of religious authority19 and a renewal of forms
and patterns of religious practice and clerical mediation.20 Consequently, religious
notables saw their monopoly over religious affairs evaporate and, as a result, their
influence has diminished over the last decade in both Java,21 the heartland of the
country, and Outer Island Indonesia
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Dynamics Exogenous to Islam Shaping Relationshipbetween Religion and PoliticsWhile the peculiarities of Indonesian Islam certainly play a role in why democracyfell on fertile grounds in Indonesia, factors not inherently related to theforms of Islam practiced in the archipelago have to be also taken into account.These include the fragmentation of Islamic authority in civil society, a de-institutionalizedpolitical party system, as well as institutional developments of recentyears related to state reform, all of which have prevented radical Islam from gainingpolitical ground.Fragmentation of Islamic authority in civil societyOne of the main reasons why Islam and democracy have entered into such ajoyous relationship in Indonesia is the fragmentation of Islamic authority in Indonesia’scivil society.16 The absence of a unified Islamic center is partially rooted inthe country’s history. The diversity of Indonesian Islam is usually seen as a resultof the way the Islamic conversion occurred in the archipelago. Due to the absenceof an overarching kingdom with centralized authority, the Islamization of thepopulation was subject to various kinds of influences and accommodations withpre-Islamic beliefs and practices in the different parts of the country. The policyof the Dutch colonial powers to deny Indonesian rulers state-based authority overthe institutions of Islamic worship, pilgrimage, schooling, and jurisprudence furtherprevented a state-based, unified form of Islam to emerge in Indonesia. Thispattern has become even more distinct due to developments of recent years. Incontemporary Southeast Asia, “established ecclesiastical hierarchies...are in crisis,their hegemonies under threat...It is no exaggeration to speak of tectonic shiftsin the politics of religious knowledge, or...the democratization of religion.” writesJohn T. Sidel.17 In Indonesia, Sidel continues, this has manifested itself not only inthe abolishment of formal and informal restrictions upon religious life18 but alsoin the emergence of new sources of religious authority19 and a renewal of formsand patterns of religious practice and clerical mediation.20 Consequently, religiousnotables saw their monopoly over religious affairs evaporate and, as a result, theirinfluence has diminished over the last decade in both Java,21 the heartland of thecountry, and Outer Island Indonesia
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Dinamika eksogen Islam Shaping Hubungan
antara Agama dan Politik
Sementara kekhasan Islam Indonesia tentu berperan dalam mengapa demokrasi
jatuh pada lahan yang subur di Indonesia, faktor tidak inheren terkait dengan
bentuk-bentuk Islam dipraktekkan di Nusantara telah harus juga diperhitungkan .
Ini termasuk fragmentasi otoritas Islam di masyarakat sipil, sebuah de-dilembagakan
sistem partai politik, serta perkembangan kelembagaan baru
tahun terkait dengan menyatakan reformasi, semua yang telah dicegah Islam radikal dari mendapatkan
tanah politik.
Fragmentasi otoritas Islam di masyarakat sipil
Salah satu alasan utama mengapa Islam dan demokrasi telah memasuki suatu
hubungan menggembirakan di Indonesia adalah fragmentasi kekuasaan Islam di Indonesia yang
society.16 sipil Tidak adanya pusat Islam bersatu sebagian berakar pada
sejarah negara itu. Keragaman Islam Indonesia biasanya terlihat sebagai hasil
dari cara konversi Islam terjadi di Nusantara. Karena tidak adanya
suatu kerajaan menyeluruh dengan otoritas terpusat, Islamisasi dari
populasi adalah tunduk pada berbagai macam pengaruh dan kamar dengan
keyakinan pra-Islam dan praktek di berbagai bagian negara itu. Kebijakan
dari kekuasaan kolonial Belanda untuk menolak penguasa Indonesia otoritas berbasis negara atas
lembaga ibadah Islam, haji, pendidikan, dan yurisprudensi lanjut
mencegah, bentuk terpadu berbasis negara Islam muncul di Indonesia. Ini
pola telah menjadi bahkan lebih jelas karena perkembangan dari tahun-tahun terakhir. Dalam
kontemporer Asia Tenggara, "didirikan hierarki gerejawi ... berada dalam krisis,
hegemoni mereka di bawah ancaman ... Tidaklah berlebihan untuk berbicara tentang pergeseran tektonik
dalam politik ilmu agama, atau ... demokratisasi agama." Tulis
John T. Sidel.17 Di Indonesia, Sidel terus, ini telah terwujud tidak hanya di
penghapusan pembatasan formal dan informal pada life18 agama tetapi juga
dalam munculnya sumber-sumber baru authority19 agama dan pembaharuan bentuk
dan pola praktik keagamaan dan mediation.20 ulama Akibatnya, agama
tokoh melihat monopoli mereka atas urusan agama menguap dan, sebagai hasilnya, mereka
pengaruh telah berkurang selama dekade terakhir baik di Jawa, 21 jantung dari
negara, dan Outer Pulau Indonesia
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