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Modernity and Exclusion - Halaman 144
An interesting point of departure is the rise to popularity of so-called nasyid groups that achieved such success especially with the Malay public in the late 1990s. Nasyid is a term that describes a particular style of popular music, pioneered by ...
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Islam and Popular Culture in Indonesia and Malaysia - Halaman 249
In a posting to the Yahoo nasyid Indonesia mailing list of April 2008, Ridhwan Ibnu Asikin asked what was the difference between Islamic pop and secular pop, as the lyrics of many nasyid ensembles resembled those of the Backstreet Boys ...
Andrew N. Weintraub, 2011
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Countering MTV Influence in Indonesia and Malaysia - Halaman 111
Nasyid songs, which took the form of sung poetry from the Middle East with Islamic themes, were enthusiastically embraced and developed in Malaysia prior to World War II by both male and female readers of the Qur' an, especially in Kedah ...
Kalinga Seneviratne, 2012
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medi@sia: Global Media/tion In and Out of Context
5Some point outthat nasyid is the more general terminology for singing orentertainment, while Islamic music is actually known asnasyidul Islami (see also Esa Poetra 2004: 15). Nonetheless, it is theterm “nasyid” that is by now commonly ...
T.J.M. Holden, Timothy J. Scrase, 2006
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Divine Inspirations: Music and Islam in Indonesia - Halaman 223
The texts of popular nasyid songs are mostly in the Indonesian or Malaysian language, although, as Sarkissan notes (2005, 132), they are sometimes “peppered with specialized Islamic [Arabic] vocabulary.” The famous Indonesian Islamic ...
David Harnish, Anne Rasmussen, 2011
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Women, the Recited Qur’an, and Islamic Music in Indonesia
The Festival Nasyid Indonesia, or FNI, which was the brainchild of Agus Idwar Jumhadi (AIJ), one of the founding members of Snada, began in April 2004. I was lucky enough to follow its development via the internet, and then to witness FNI ...
