Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Figures and Tables vii
4. Contributors ix
5. Acknowledgments xi
6. Glossary xiii
7. 1. Introduction 1
8. Part I. Expressing Personal Piety
9. 2. Consuming Islam: Commodified Religion and Aspirational Pietism in Contemporary Indonesia 15
10. 3. Modulations of Active Piety: Professors and Televangelists as Promoters of Indonesian ‘Sufisme’ 40
11. 4. Throwing Money at the Holy Door: Commercial Aspects of Popular Pilgrimage in Java 63
12. 5. ‘Spiritual Meal’ or Ongoing Project ? The Dilemma of Dakwah Oratory 80
13. 6. Marketing Morality: The Rise, Fall and Rebranding of Aa Gym 95
14. Part II. Political, Social and Legal Expressions of Islam
15. 7. Religion, Politic s and Social Dynamics in Java: Historical and Contemporary Rhymes 115
16. 8. Islam and Gender in Contemporary Indonesia: Public Discourses on Duties, Rights and Morality 137
17. 9. Online Fatwa in Indonesia: From Fatwa Shopping to Googling a Kiai 159
18. 10. Regional Sharia Regulations in Indonesia: Anomaly or Symptom? 174
19. 11. ‘As Long as It’s Halal’: Islamic Preman in Jakarta 192
20. 12. Indonesian Terrorism : From Jihad to Dakwah? 211
21. Part III. The Islamic Economy
22. 13. The Development of Islamic Banking in the Post-crisis Indonesian Economy 229
23. 14. Islamic Microfinance Initiatives to Enhance Small and Mediumsized Enterprises 251
24. 15. Community Development through Islamic Microfinance : Serving the Financial Needs of the Poor in a Vi able Way 267
25. Index 287