Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Introduction
- Part I Muḥammad in his world
- Part II Muḥammad in history
- Part III Muḥammad in memory
- 10 Muḥammad in Ṣūfī eyes: prophetic legitimacy in medieval Iran and Central Asia
- 11 European accounts of Muḥammad’s life
- 12 Religious biography of the Prophet Muḥammad in twenty-first-century Indonesia
- 13 Images of Muḥammad in literature, art, and music
- 14 Epilogue: Muḥammad in the future
- Index of Quaran Verses
- General Index
12 - Religious biography of the Prophet Muḥammad in twenty-first-century Indonesia
from Part III - Muḥammad in memory
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 28 May 2010
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Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Introduction
- Part I Muḥammad in his world
- Part II Muḥammad in history
- Part III Muḥammad in memory
- 10 Muḥammad in Ṣūfī eyes: prophetic legitimacy in medieval Iran and Central Asia
- 11 European accounts of Muḥammad’s life
- 12 Religious biography of the Prophet Muḥammad in twenty-first-century Indonesia
- 13 Images of Muḥammad in literature, art, and music
- 14 Epilogue: Muḥammad in the future
- Index of Quaran Verses
- General Index
Summary
Rasul Emang COOL (The Prophet Is Totally COOL) is an Indonesian book for children by an author named Bambang Q-Anees. It was published in 2006 by DAR! Mizan, a division of a well-known publisher, the Mizan Group. The book's title rhymes in spoken Indonesian, and the word emang is slang for the emphatic term memang (“truly,” “certainly,” “for real”). Without breaking the boundaries of its own print medium, Rasul Emang COOL references text messaging and electronic format in its diction, layout, and illustrations, such as a recurring visual theme of computer screens featuring the English words Rasulullah Instant Messages.
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- The Cambridge Companion to Muhammad , pp. 251 - 273Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2010
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