Historical Mosques in Indonesia and the Malay World

Focusing on the unique interplay between Islam and local cultures, this interdisciplinary study explores historic mosques in Indonesia and Malaysia, revealing how they reflect sociocultural assimilation and geographical syncretism. The author examines the architectural evolution and cultural integration of these religious spaces, highlighting the influence of colonialism and local traditions. By analyzing Malaysian and Indonesian case studies, the book argues for Islam's universal virtues, illuminating the rich multicultural contexts that shape mosque practices and architecture.