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100 1  Christomy, Tommy,|d1959-|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/
       names/no2003021859 
245 10 Signs of the wali :|bnarratives at the sacred sites in 
       Pamijahan, West Java /|cTommy Christomy. 
264  1 Canberra, ACT, Australia :|bANU E Press,|c2008. 
300    1 online resource (1 online resource (xii, 217 pages)). 
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490 1  Islam in Southeast Asia series 
500    Title from PDF title page (viewed July 17, 2008). 
500    Based on the author's thesis (doctoral-Australian National
       University, 2003). 
504    Includes bibliographical references (pages 211-217). 
505 00 |tIntroduction --|tSigns in the valley --|tManuscripts in 
       Pamijahan: Kakantun Karuhun --|tBabad Pamijahan: Sunda, 
       Java and the identity of the Pamijahanese --|tKaruhun, 
       space, place and narratives --|tLinking to the wider 
       worlds of Sufism --|tGrasping the Wali's teaching --
       |tTapping a blessing in the house a young Sufi --
       |tPilgrimage at Pamijahan: practice and narrative --
       |tConclusion. 
505 00 |g1.|tIntroduction --|tCustom: Tali Paranti --|tGoing to 
       Pamijahan --|tSigns --|tNarratives --|tResearch Questions 
       --|tVolume Structure --|g2.|tSigns in the Valley --|g3.
       |tManuscripts in Pamijahan: Kakantun Karuhun --|tA 
       Shattariyyah Manuscript (ms. A) --|tA Shattariyyah 
       Manuscript (ms. B) --|tA Shattariyyah Manuscript (ms. C) -
       -|tA Shattariyyah Manuscript (ms. D) --|tKitab Istiqal 
       Tarekat Qadiriyyah-Naqhsabandiyyah (ms. E) --|tA 
       Shattariyyah Manuscript (ms. F) --|tBabad Pamijahan (Ms. 
       G) --|tBabad Pamijahan (Ms. H) --|g4.|tBabad Pamijahan: 
       Sunda, Java and the Identity of the Pamijahanese --|tBabad
       in Sunda --|tBabad Pamijahan (BP) --|tTranslation of The 
       Babad Pamijahan (Ms H) --|tStructure of the Babad --
       |tNarrative of East and West --|tHorizontal Axis --
       |tVertical Axis --|tSaur Sepuh or 'What the Ancestors Say 
       ... ' --|tReferences --|tSpace and Place: Limestone 
       (Karang) --|tInterpretant: The East and The West --
       |tSumedang and Mataram --|g5.|tKaruhun, Space, Place and 
       Narratives --|tKaruhun --|tSacred Landscape of Pamijahan 
       and its Environs --|tFour Symbolic Spaces --|tKokocoran 
       and the Notion of Proximity --|tPlaces --|tMystical Paths 
       --|tConclusion: The Growing Signs --|g6.|tLinking to the 
       Wider Worlds of Sufism --|tRoots of Shattariyyah --
       |tShattariyyah Order in the World of Islam --
       |tShattariyyah Silsilah in Indonesia --|tShattariyyah 
       Silsilah in West Java --|tShaykh Abdul Muhyi --
       |tSuccessors --|g7.|tGrasping the Wali's Teaching --
       |tOrigins of Shattariyyah Teaching --|tMartabat Tujuh or 
       The Seven Grades --|g8.|tTapping A Blessing in The House 
       of A Young Sufi --|tIntroduction --|tHolding the Line, 
       Grasping the Blessing --|tZawiya --|tCommunal Congregation
       --|tBaiah Session --|tShattariyyah Dikir --|tConclusion: 
       Telling Stories, Taking Precedence --|tPilgrimage at 
       Pamijahan: Practice and Narrative --|tMediation or 
       Approach --|tCustodianship --|tPilgrims --|tSequence of 
       rituals --|tPrescribed Sequences --|tConclusion. 
520    "This thesis is a study of traditional narratives which 
       are recited and received both by villagers and pilgrims in
       regard to the local pilgrimage (ziarah) tradition in 
       Pamijahan, particularly at Shaykh Abdul Muhyi's sacred 
       site. The narratives will be examined as part of the 
       popular beliefs of Priangan Timur or the eastern part of 
       West Java. Locating them in the wider context of Sundanese
       oral and written traditions, my investigation will 
       illuminate the nature and function of such traditions in 
       the particular case of Pamijahan. The research will 
       elucidate the role of the kuncen, the custodians of sacred
       sites, as guides and spiritual brokers who maintain the 
       narratives. It will also be important to investigate the 
       villagers' as well as visitors' view of the kuncen in 
       regard to local pilgrimage. The study will also enhance 
       comparative studies concerned with networks of holy men or
       saints (wali) on the island of Java (Pemberton 1994; Fox 
       1991: 20). I want to argue that people respond to, and 
       participate in, saint veneration on pragmatic grounds. 
       However, these grounds are subject to interpretation and 
       contestation in time and space. In redefining their 
       narratives, various individuals, such as custodians, Sufis,
       and even to some extent government functionaries, are 
       considered to be authoritative persons by virtue of their 
       capacity to conduct and manipulate narratives. As this 
       argument develops, it will be important to understand the 
       modes of signification in the village"--Provided by 
       publisher. 
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       /sh2002005123|zIndonesia|zJava.|0https://id.loc.gov/
       authorities/subjects/sh85069786-781 
650  0 Muslim saints|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/
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650  0 Sundanese (Indonesian people)|xRites and ceremonies.
       |0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh87002768 
650  0 Sundanese literature|xHistory and criticism.|0https://
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650  0 Saints in literature.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/
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