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This paper will survey the mosaic of Southeast Asian Islam over five centuries, seeking to identify different voices, ideologies and schools of thought among Malay-Indonesian Muslims.Herawati, Nanik. At the turn of the 21st century, radical Islamist voices raised their profile amidst social and economic turmoil.

Furthermore, Sufism itself responded with its own modernist response. However, the stage came to be dominated by modernists and neo-modernists, who sought to interpret the primary sacred scriptures in terms of modern world challenges. Traditionalist scholars responded with streamlined organisations and activist policies. This process was consolidated in the twentieth century. There was a gradual shift away from Sufi writing, whether theosophical or reformed, towards non-Sufi modernist thought. Old paradigms gradually gave way to new approaches among Malay-Indonesian Muslims. The nineteenth century represented a watershed for Southeast Asian Islam with the consolidation of European colonialism. There were severe polemics at times, with reformist Sufi scholars seeking to reconcile mystical practice with the Shari`a. Sufi thinking came to represent a theological default in Islamic Southeast Asia from the sixteenth to the eighteenth centuries.

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