Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Foreword vii
4. About the Contributors xviii
5. 1. Introduction 1
6. Part I: Continuing and Emerging Trends
7. 2. The Trendsetters of Islam throughout Indonesian History 15
8. 3. The Salafi-Jihadi Identity and Malaysia’s Battle with Islamist Extremism 34
9. Part II: States and Organizations Driving Trends
10. 4. Extremism in Malaysia: Civil Servants as Trendsetters and Conduits of Trends 65
11. 5. Digital Anti-Islamist Activism at the Forefront of Political Polarization in Indonesia 87
12. 6. Surveillance Capitalism and Dataization among Religious Organizations in Singapore 109
13. 7. Being Funny is Trendy: NU Garis Lurus vs NU Garis Lucu 129
14. Part III: Influencers Driving Trends
15. 8. Amar Makruf dan Nahi Mungkar: Moral Policing of Female Muslim Celebrities and Influencers in Brunei, Malaysia, and Indonesia 155
16. 9. YouTube Islamic Web Series and the Mediatized Piety among Urban Muslims in Indonesia 183
17. 10. Being Spiritual and Trendy: Singapore’s Islamic Authority in the Age of Capitalism and Populism 198
18. Index 221