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Hearing Allah’s Call will appeal to students of the practice of anthropology as well as all those intrigued by contemporary Islam.
Julian Millie is Associate Professor of Anthropology at Monash University. He is the author of Bidasari and Splashed by the Saint.
""One of the most important features of recent Indonesian history has been the astonishing growth of interest in and activity revolving around Islam. Analysis by a well-informed and sympathetic observer, as Julian Millie clearly is, of any aspect of this phenomenon is very valuable. Religious oratory is also a topic of great significance, not only with respect to Islam but also in contemporary Buddhism, certainly, and in some strands of Christianity, as well.""
Bill Watson, University of Kent and Bandung Institute of Technology, author of Of Self and Nation:
""Innovative and illuminating, Hearing Allah’s Call is an excellent account of Muslim oratorical practice in West Java. It should find a readership among those who wish to know about the way Islam is understood and practiced in everday life in Indonesia.""
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