Información General

• Autores: Isaac Donoso Jiménez (coord.)
• Editores: Vibal Foundation
• Año de publicación: 2017
• Colecciones: Academica Filipina
• País: Filipinas
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-971-97-0685-4, 978-971-97-0684-7
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Resumen

• Islam was the first cultural trend in the archipelago and Islamic culture had and has a dramatic role in Philippine civilization. Despite being known as the only predominantly Christian country in Asia, the Philippines was similarly the easternmost edge of the classical Islamic world. The contact with the Spaniards and the legacy of al-Andalus will prove an essential element in defining Islamicity in the Philippines. Nowadays, modernity has triggered a conundrum of identity for Muslims in the Philippines. From armed conflict to new conversions, Filipino Muslims have struggled to define a coherent history in the context of Asia. This book is an attempt to analyze in a broad sense the capital elements towards an Islamic identity in the Philippine islands, in order to have a synopsis that can reconcile Philippine Islam within the history of Islamic civilization.

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Listado de artículos

• • Sources on Philippine Islam

    Isaac Donoso Jiménez

    págs. 3-43

    

  • Southeast Asia in classical Islamic cartography

    Francisco Franco Sánchez

    págs. 45-59

    

  • The implanting of Islam in Southeast Asia

    Peter G. Riddell

    págs. 61-89

    

  • Indian Ocean influence in the genesis of Philippine Islam

    Juan R. Francisco

    págs. 91-99

    

  • Islamic epigraphy and ancient Chinese trade in the Philippine archipelago

    Elsa Clavé Celik

    págs. 101-117

    

  • 'Tampat' : a worthy remembrance

    Darwin J. Absari

    págs. 119-137

    

  • The Sulu zone, the world capitalist economy, and the historical imagination

    James Francis Warren

    págs. 139-195

    

  • Philippine Muslim arts: affirming their space in history and Islam and asserting a place for Muslim figurative arts

    Abraham P. Sakili

    págs. 197-215

    

  • "Mudéjar" reflections in the Philippines

    Edgardo Mar A. Castro

    págs. 217-233

    

  • Islamic seals of the Philippines

    Annabel Teh Gallop

    págs. 235-249

    

  • Middle Eastern migrants in the Philippines: entrepreneurs and cultural brokers

    William G. Clarence Smith

    págs. 251-281

    

  • Balik-Islam: modern Islamization in the Philippines

    Esnaen M. Catong

    págs. 283-307

    

  • Arabic language in the Philippines today

    Nefertari Al-Raschid Arsad

    págs. 309-325

    

  • Islamic studies in the Philippines: status and challenges

    Carmen A. Abubakar

    págs. 327-337