Indonesian Muslims' Perceptions of Jews and Israel
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The Protocols of the Elders of Zion is the most important source from which Indonesian
Muslims define Jews. There are many publications of The Protocols in the forms of both long
quotations and reviews. One of the most influential volumes is Shalaby's Perbandingan
Agama: Agama Yahudi lComparative Religious Studies: Juda isml. The author was an
Egyptian visiting professor at the Yogyakarta State Institute for Islamic Studies in 1950s.
Chapter IV of the book mentions The Protocols as the third Jewish religious scripture …
Muslims define Jews. There are many publications of The Protocols in the forms of both long
quotations and reviews. One of the most influential volumes is Shalaby's Perbandingan
Agama: Agama Yahudi lComparative Religious Studies: Juda isml. The author was an
Egyptian visiting professor at the Yogyakarta State Institute for Islamic Studies in 1950s.
Chapter IV of the book mentions The Protocols as the third Jewish religious scripture …
The Protocols of the Elders of Zion is the most important source from which Indonesian Muslims define Jews. There are many publications of The Protocols in the forms of both long quotations and reviews. One of the most influential volumes is Shalaby's Perbandingan Agama: Agama Yahudi lComparative Religious Studies: Juda isml. The author was an Egyptian visiting professor at the Yogyakarta State Institute for Islamic Studies in 1950s. Chapter IV of the book mentions The Protocols as the third Jewish religious scripture. Shalaby quotes some points from the first to the nineteenth Protocols, which be thinks important. Here are some of them:
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