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Jombang
(517 words)
The city of
Jombang lies in the district of the same name, which had a population of 1,371,952 in 2014. The province of East Java, where the city of Jombang are located, is regarded as home to the biggest Indonesian Muslim organisation, Nahdlatul Ulama (NU, founded in 1926), and the centre of Islamic boarding schools (
pesantrens) in Indonesia. According to the federal Ministry of Religious Affairs, in 2000–1 two-thirds of the 8,445
pesantrens in Indonesia and almost ninety percent of the 2.648
pesantrens in East Java had an affiliation with the Nahdlatul Ulama. The largest an…
Source:
Encyclopaedia of Islam, THREE
Date:
2021-07-19
Daḥlān, Iḥsān Jampes
(977 words)
Iḥsān b. Muḥammad
Daḥlān (1901–52), also known as Kyai Iḥsān
Jampes, was a prominent Javanese Muslim scholar (
kyai) and a prolific writer, recognised especially for his Arabic writings on Ṣūfism. He was born in Jampes, Kediri, East Java. His father was also a Muslim scholar and the founder of the Jampes
pesantren (Islamic boarding school). Iḥsān Daḥlān grew up in the
pesantren milieu and began his education under the tutelage of his father. He then went on to study with a number of prominent Muslim scholars in different
pesantrens in Java, including his uncle, Kyai Khazin of Pesant…
Source:
Encyclopaedia of Islam, THREE
Date:
2021-07-19
