Islam, Education and Radicalism in Indonesia

Tim Lindsey is Malcolm Smith Professor of Asian Law and Director of the Centre for Indonesian Law, Islam and Society, University of Melbourne, Australia.Jamhari Makruf is a Professor and Vice Rector of the Indonesian International Islamic University.Helen Pausacker is Deputy Director of and a Principal Research Assistant in the Centre for Indonesian Law, Islam and Society, University of Melbourne, Australia.

• List of Illustrations List of Tables List of Contributors Acknowledgments Terminology List of Acronyms and Abbreviations Glossary 1 Between Tradition and Change, Moderation and Extremism TIM LINDSEY, HELEN PAUSACKER AND JAMHARI MAKRUFPART IIslamic Schools and Pre-Schools: Moderation and Extremism2 Religious Discipline in Preschool Education Institutions in Indonesia LIES MARCOES3 Pesantren and Madrasah in Indonesia: Then and Now ROBERT KINGHAM4 Islamic Education as Acculturation: Lombok’s Pesantren Darul Falah JEREMY J. KINGSLEY5 Women, Education and the Pious Feminine in Nahdlatul Wathan, East Lombok BIANCA J. SMITH6 Women and Change in a Radical PesantrenFARHA ABDUL KADIR (CICIEK) ASSEGAF7 Indonesian Foreign Fighters, Masculinity and Islamic Boarding Schools NOOR HUDA ISMAIL8 Living Dangerously: The Impact of COVID-19 on Pesantren LAIFA A. HENDARMIN AND JAMHARI MAKRUFPART IIIslamic Higher Education: Rethinking Tradition 9 Comparative Religion, Tolerance and Islamic Higher Education in Indonesia ISMATU ROPI10 Islamic Studies in Indonesia, from IAIN to UIN: Strengthening the Wasatiyyah Islam AZYUMARDI AZRA11 State Islamic Universities and Legal Curriculum Reform SIMON BUTT12 State Islamic Universities and Education Curriculum Reform MARY GALLAGHER13 Educating Religious Court Judges in Indonesia: Islam, Justice and Gender WINDY TRIANA14 Private Islamic Universities in Indonesia: Keeping Piety Relevant to Modern Education ALFITRI AND MUZAYYIN AHYAR15 Disability Rights and Inclusive Education in Islamic Tertiary Education DINA AFRIANTY16 When ‘Back to the Qur’an and Hadith’ Is No Longer Enough: Radicalisation of Islamic Teaching in Indonesia NADIRSYAH HOSENIndex