The theme here, in essence, is that the major inconsistency explaining the general unification and modern transformation of Malayan Islam is British colonialism itself. While scholars working on Malaysian social change have hinted at this possibility, the author demonstrates it convincingly and in the process contributes significantly to our knowledge of Malaysian institutional development and to a method of exploring such change by way of legal material.
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• Preface
• The Muslims of Burma
• Burmese
• Arakan
• The Panthay of Burma and Yunnan
• The Development of Islamic Institutional Structure in Malays, 1874-1941: The Impact of British Administrative of Reforms
• The Abolition of Servitude in British Malaya: An Historical Analysis
• Mutual Affinities: Islam in Southeast Asia and the Arab World
• Some Comparative Notes on Three Muslim Rebellion Movements in Southeast Asia (Burma, Thailand, and the Philippines)
• The Normalization of Relations between India and Israel
• Pakistan and Israel
• Malaysia: Anti-Semitism without Jews
• The Republic of Indonesia and Israel
• Jewish Communities in the Far East
• The Jewish Community in Penang, Malaysia
• List of Sources
• Other Books, in English, by the Author