A Celebration of Democracy

Judul Tulisan

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements

Foreword

• Abdurrahman Wahid: Islam in a Democratic State: A Lifelong Search
• Ahmad Syafii Maarif: Islam in Indonesia and Democracy
• Azyumardi Azra:  Consolidating Indonesian Muslim Democracy
• Deliar Noer: The Future of Political Islam in Indonesia

Introduction

Editor’s Note

Pro-Democracy

1. Moderate Traditionalist
   • The Three Bastions of the Nahdlatul Ulama: Buntet, Pati, Cipasung
   • Santriville, Jombang
   • The Darud Da’wah wal Irsyad (DDI), Makassar
   • The Alkhairaat, Palu
   • The Nahdlatul Wathan, West Nusa Tenggara
2. Moderate Sufi Orders (Tarekat)
   • The Suralaya Pesantren
   • Bambu Runcing (Sharpened Bamboo), Temanggung
   • Babussalam, Langkat
   • The Guru (Master Teacher) Ijai, Martapura
3. Moderate Modernists
   • The Kauman
   • The Sipirok Pesantren
   • The Gontor Pesantren

Optional Democracy

1. Against A Woman President
   • The Pasuruan School: Besuk and Sidogiri, East Java
   • The Langitan Pesantren, Tuban, East Java
   • The Al-Hidayah, Pandeglang, Banten
   • The Darul Huda Pesantren, North Aceh
   • The Islamic Union (Persis)
2. Enforcers of the Sharia
   • Indonesian Mujahiddin Assembly (MMI)
   • Ex-Darul Islam
   • Al-Zaytun
3. Messianic Sects
   • The Shi’a Community
   • The Rufaqa
   • The Ahmadiyah
   • The Indonesian Institute for Islamic Missions (LDII)
4. Da’wah Communities
   • A Basis for the Welfare and Justice Party (PKS)
   • The Jamaah Tabligh
   • The Darut Tauhid
   • The Hidayatullah
5. The Arabic Descendants
   • The Al-Irsyad
   • The Jamiatul Kheir
   • The Islam Defenders Front (FPI)

Counter-Democratic Movements

1. The Radial Salafist
   • Ex-Laskar Jihad (Jihadi Army)
2. Fighter for the Caliphate
   • The Hizbut Tahrir
3. Forever Abstention
   • The Gentur Pesantren

The Regional Elections (Pilkada), A Celebration of Local Democracy

1. West Nusa Tenggara: Roots of Tolerance Sprang Out from the Ashes of Conflict
2. South Sulawesi: The Thick Air of Sharia
3. South Kalimantan: A Jungle of Religious Symbols
4. People’s Voter Education Network (JPPR): Civil Society Caucus Safeguards Democracy