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both facing heavy secularizations, Christianization , and infected by blind nationalism
malaysia and indonesia, brothers with "Sibling rivalry" situation and in global arena? not that influential currently in global area, no muslims majority nations have so much power, most their government are nothing just pawns of Western and Allies or BRIC nations including malaysia and indonesia and IMO Turkey is slightly more influential |
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Socially, Indonesia has more than 1100 ethnics and tribes in Indonesia, with approx more than 750 different languages between the nation. Moslem population roughly cover up to 85% of total population with major tribes (like Java, Sunda, Padang, Banjar, Bugis, Lombok, Aceh) are mainly moslem. Differences with Malaysia, that Chinesse and Indiani are also present as their citizen of Malaysia, although Melayu (moslty moslem) is considered the main tribes there. Therefore,we can see several differences regarding social background of between countries. Economically, roughly, our Malaysian bothers are 'considered' have higher living standard than their fellow Indonesian. And in general, political situation between two countries is rather 'volatile' tough still in good shape, mainly caused by theme of workers from Indonesia, border between two countries issue.
Comparing to Turkey ? dunno... maybe others can add more info. Salam |
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Anyone know the social, economic and political situation of Islam and Muslims in both countries? both facing heavy secularizations, Christianization , and infected by blind nationalism The Muslims I met (Indonesians, Pakistanis and so on) generally have no objections towards the Caliphate system ( ![]() Allahu A'lam. |
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