Not a Trader, A.H. Johns Says Sufis Were the Main Actors in Islamizing the Archipelago
Academic and historian Anthony Hearle Johns, better known as A.H. Johns, argues that it is unlikely that Muslim traders from the Middle East
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Academic and historian Anthony Hearle Johns, better known as A.H. Johns, argues that it is unlikely that Muslim traders from the Middle East were the main actors in the spread. Not Traders, A.H. Johns Says Sufis Were the Main Actors Who Islamized the Archipelago.
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Academic and historian Anthony Hearle Johns, better known as A.H. Johns, argues that it is unlikely that Muslim traders from the Middle East were the main actors in the spread
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Academic and historian Anthony Hearle Johns, better known as A.H. Johns, argues that it is unlikely that Muslim traders...
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