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Mark Woodward
Center for the Study of Religion and Conflict, Arizona State University
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Islam Nusantara: A Semantic and Symbolic Analysis Mark Woodward
Heritage of Nusantara: International Journal of Religious Literature and Heritage Vol. 6 No. 2 (2017): HERITAGE OF NUSANTARA
Publisher : Center for Research and Development of Religious Literature and Heritage

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This  paper  presents  semantic  and  symbolic  analyzes  of  the  concept  of  Islam Nusantara and how  it  evokes  meaning and  emotion  to  counter  extremist  and violent  transnational  movements,  including  al-Qaeda  and  ISIS,  based  on  the Salafi-Wahhabi  ideology.  The  paper  is  based  on  a  religious,  cultural,  and political  theme  framework  in  two  films  produced  by  Nahdlatul  Ulama  (NU): The Blessing  of  Islam  Nation  (Oceans of  Revelation:  Islam as  a  Blessing  for All Creation) and Launching the Film The Blessing Islam Nusantara. The first is based on elements of Sufism, Javanese and some other Indonesian cultures to  build  a  vision  of  Islam  which  directly  opposes  the  hard  and  non-violent Salafi-  Wahhabi  extremist.  The  latter  promoted  the  film  and  the  potential  of the  Ansor  (NU)  youth  organization  to  combat  extremism  and  terrorism. Theoretically,  I  rely  on  the  insight  by  Goffman's  observations  of  "framing" and "reframing" and Sperber's demonstration that symbolization is one of the cognitive  processes  that  awaken  and  simultaneously  communicate  meaning and emotion.
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