pembaruan islam di kalimantan selatan pada awal abad ke-20
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Abstract
Islamic Reform in the early of 20th century in South Kalimantan was spread through a number of ways: through the alumni and scholars of the Middle East, inter-island Banjar trader, written media (magazines and books), Islamic organizations, and educational institutions. These reformations changes the map of religious thought in which there are two major camps: kaum muda and kaum tuha. In some cases, those two camps engaged in a polemic thought in a number of religious issues
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| Authors | ;Rahmadi Rahmadi |
| Journal | personality and individual differences |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.18592/al-banjari.v13i1.390
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