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Acknowledgements ix Introduction Islamic Law in Indonesia: Formations of a Modern Tradition? 1(12) R. Michael Feener Mark E. Cammack Part I. Islamic Legal Thought, Education, And The Production Of Fatwas Muslim Legal Thought in Modem Indonesia: Introduction and Overview 13(14) R. Michael Feener Reconsidering Authority: Indonesian Figh Texts about Women 27(17) Nelly van Doorn-Harder Religious Authority, Politics and Fatwas in Contemporary Southeast Asia 44(22) C. van Dijk Lightning, Angels and Prayers for the Nation: Reading the Fatwas of the Jam tyah Ahlith Thoriqoh al-Mu `tabaroh 66(17) Michael F. Laffan Part II. ISLAMIC LAW AND INSTITUTIONS WITHIN THE INDONESIAN LEGAL SYSTEM Islamic Law in Court Decisions and Fatwa Institutions in Indonesia 83(16) Rifyal Ka`bah Islamic Divorce Law and Practice in Indonesia 99(29) Mark E. Cammack Helen Donovan Tim B. Heaton Toward a Just Marriage Law: Empowering Indonesian Women through a Counter Legal Draft to the Indonesian Compilation of Islamic Law 128(18) Siti Musdah Mulia Mark E. Cammack The Indonesian Islamic Judiciary 146(24) Mark E. Cammack Fairness and Law in an Indonesian Court 170(23) John R. Bowen The Politics of Shari`atization: Central Governmental and Regional Discourses of Shari'a Implementation in Aceh 193(23) Moch. Nur Ichwan Shari'a Revival in Aceh 216(41) Tim Lindsey M.B. Hooker Ross Clarke Jeremy Kingsley Part III. Appendix Islamic Legal Education in Modern Indonesia 257(14) Azyumardi Azra Endnotes 271(32) Contributors 303(4) Glossary 307(4) Bibliography 311(12) Index 323