移植与适应:13-18世纪东南亚伊斯兰社会的特征  

Naturalization and Accommodation: Features of the Early Islam Society in Southeast Asia during the 13th - 18th Centuries

作　　者：范若兰[1] 

机构地区：[1]中山大学政务学院东南亚研究所,广东广州510275

出　　处：《南洋问题研究》2006年第3期73-79,共7页Southeast Asian Affairs

基　　金：国家社会科学基金项目(04BZJ010)

摘　　要：13-18世纪是伊斯兰教在东南亚传播和发展时期,作为一种外来宗教和文化,伊斯兰教要适应东南亚本土文化,表现在王权观念的移入、苏菲派传教方式与本土信仰的融合、伊斯兰教法与本地习惯法的适应,以及性别关系的变化,形成早期东南亚伊斯兰教“不正统”的特点。The 13 th- 18th Centuries was the period when Islam spread and developed in Southeast Asia. As an ab extra religion and culture, the adaptation of Islam to the local culture in Southeast Asia was manifested in the naturalization of majesty notion, the amalgamation of Sufi＇s missionizing manner with the local belief, the accommodation of sharia with the adat, and also the changing gender relations. All these fonnod the ＂orthodox＂ features of the early Islam in Southeast Asia.

关 键 词：伊斯兰教 王权 苏菲派 东南亚 

分 类 号：B969[哲学宗教—宗教学]