Foundations
Reimagining Indigeneity Within Two Islamic Worlds: The Middle East and Southeast Asia
Auf A. Said I grew up in the kampung heart of Tanjung Priok district in Jakarta, Indonesia, a place people call pinggiran, yet somehow more cosmopolitan than the polished neighbourhoods that claim the city’s official identity. Here, I lived within my familiar bubble of the Bugis-Makassar community.