Rebellion under the Banner of Islam: The Darul Islam in IndonesiaThe Darul Islam rebellion, striving for the establishment of an Islamic State of Indonesia, broke out in several areas since 1949. The author describes each of these Darul Islam rebellions and identifies some of the factors which may help to explain their outbreak and persistence. Ch. 1 sketches life and background of the most important Darul Islam leader: S.M. Kartosuwirjo. In the next five chapters the political history of the relevant regions (West Java, Central Java, South Sulawesi, South Kalimantan and Aceh) and their respective Darul Islam risings are outlined. Ch. 7 discusses the question of why people joined the Darul Islam. |
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
3 | 33 |
4 | 42 |
5 | 58 |
Chapter Two West Java the Cradle | 69 |
2 | 93 |
4 | 99 |
5 | 107 |
Opposition to the PUSA Administration | 284 |
The Status of Aceh | 286 |
Causes of Discontent | 293 |
Preparations for Rebellion | 300 |
The Rebellion | 306 |
The Islamic State of Aceh | 311 |
Conflicts and Negotiations | 320 |
Settlement or Further Conflict? | 330 |
Chapter Three Central Java the Offshoot | 127 |
3 | 139 |
The Troops of the Islamic Community | 145 |
Chapter Four The Rebellion of South Sulawesi | 155 |
X | 160 |
2 | 162 |
4 | 178 |
6 | 195 |
7 | 201 |
Chapter Five South Kalimantan the Rebellion of the Oppressed 1 The Fourth Navy Division | 218 |
The ALRI Strikes | 226 |
Peace Talks | 230 |
4 | 234 |
Jakarta Assumes Control | 235 |
The Rebellion | 242 |
6 | 243 |
The Ups and Downs of the Guerilla Movement | 249 |
7 | 254 |
The Islamic Kingdom | 260 |
8 | 262 |
Decline and End 218 218 226 230 235 242 249 | 266 |
Chapter Six Aceh the Rebellion of the Islamic Scholars | 269 |
The Acehnese Islamic Scholars Association | 270 |
The Social Revolution of Aceh | 273 |
The DieHards Refuse to Give | 336 |
Chapter Seven Why Did People Join the Darul Islam? | 340 |
The Army Reorganization | 343 |
2 | 344 |
Regional Sentiments | 353 |
Economic Interference | 357 |
4 | 362 |
The Agrarian Structure | 363 |
The Priangan | 367 |
Traditional Authority | 373 |
The Other Regions Pekalongan | 381 |
South Sulawesi | 383 |
Acch South Kalimantan | 389 |
Religion | 391 |
Notes | 397 |
270 | 400 |
273 | 420 |
284 | 427 |
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Common terms and phrases
Abdul Acehnese ALRI Div Amir Fatah Andi Angkatan appointed armed Army of Indonesia Atjeh attack August Bahar Mattaliu Banda Aceh Bandung Banjar Banjarmasin Battalion Brebes Brigade Central Government Central Java commander Committee constitution Daerah Darul Islam Darul Islam movement Darul Islam troops Daud Beureu'eh demobilization Dutch East Indonesia fighting force former guerillas groups guerilla units guerillas Hasan Hasanuddin Hassan Basry Hizbu'llah Hulusungai Ibnu Hadjar independence Indonesian Republic irregular guerilla Islamic Army Islamic leaders Jakarta Jakarta Charter Japanese Jusuf kabupatens Kahar Muzakkar Kartosuwirjo KNIL KRIYT land Lasykar latter Masyumi military Mohammad Mohammad Hatta Muslim Nasution National Reserve Corps North Sumatra official operating organization Pekalongan Pemerintah political population Priangan PSII PUSA Rakyat rebels region Republican Republican Army Republican Government Republican troops revolution Sabili'llah Saleh Sarekat Islam Sekitar n.d. Siliwangi Division Soekarno soldiers South Kalimantan South Sulawesi struggle surrender Tegal Tentara tion Ujungpandang ulèëbalang Usman Balo village Warouw West Java