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Journal : Senarai: Journal of Islamic Heritage and Civilization

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Challenging Epistemic Hegemony: Islam, Memory, and the Struggle over Southeast Asian History Lestari, Hana; Firmansyah, Raden Yusuf; Syed Hassan, Syed Imran
Journal of Islamic Heritage and Civilization Vol. 1 No. 4 (2025): Islamic Philosophy, Theology, and Civilization
Publisher : Tunas Harapan Ummat Foundation

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.0501/senarai.2025.1.4.236-254

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The historical discourse on Southeast Asia often centers on the introduction, dissemination, and impact of Islam within the Malay-Indonesian Archipelago. Scholars continue to debate whether Islam first entered the region in the 13th century or at an earlier time; whether its origins were rooted in India or came directly from Arabia; and whether its spread was primarily driven by merchants, wandering Sufi mystics, or organized missionaries. Another key question is whether conversion to Islam merely overlaid the existing cultural fabric while leaving traditional practices largely intact, or whether it fundamentally reshaped society’s structures and worldview. This article aims to “decolonize” the historiography of Islam’s arrival and influence in the Malay world by re-examining the claims of European Orientalists alongside those of so-called “Revisionist” historians. The latter have introduced new evidence and reinterpretations that seek to challenge established narratives, distinguish historical fact from constructed myth, and reframe the debate on Islam’s role in shaping the region.
Co-Authors Aan Subhan Pamungkas Ahmad Aulia Arsyad, Ahmad Aulia Amaliyah, Pirda Ana Sulastri Anwar, Miftakhul Ardianti, Sri Arifin, Ghaniyyah Geuliss As Shidqi, Reva Luthfiah Aviyana, Vina Bahrun, Hasan Caroline Widjaja Dafenta S, Hadi Dafenta, Hadi Darmawan, Wirahadi Efendi, Ramdan Ernawati, Erna Fauziah, Alma Fikri, Luthfy Rijalul Firmansyah, Raden Yusuf Fitri Lestari, Fitri Fitriani, Neng Siska Fitriani Hasanah, Siti Lutfiatul Hasanah, Tita Hayatun Nufus Ihsan, Muzhir Ihsan, Muzir Ima Rahmawati Ima Rahmawati Indah Cahyaningrum, Siti Jamil, Muhamad Khofifah, Ratu Wihdatul Maulana, Agung Maulana, Muhammad Restu Maulida, Wildatul Maulidia, Rahmatia Mukri, Rusdiono Mulyati, Embun Muslikhah, Febri Palupi Nana Supriatna Nur Aida, Siti Nuraeni, Ein Nuraeni, Intan Nuraida S, Siti Nurhikmah, Handayani Patimah Putri, Sulistiani Dwi Rahmawati, Fina Ridwan Siskandar Ridwanudin Rifai, Muhamad Rinawati Rusdiono Rusydi, Lina Najwatur Samsul Huda Saspira, Ratih Selvira, Inggit Siti Rohimah Siti Rohmah Soeganda, Bintang Caraka Suliyantini SURYANI Syed Hassan, Syed Imran Titin Rustini, Titin Titin Yusnita Trian Pamungkas Alamsyah, Trian Pamungkas Trimulyo, Joko Ulfatul Hasanah, Siti Wahidatul Asna, Neneng