Indonesian and Malay Students in Cairo in the 1920's
Indonesian and Malay Students in Cairo in the 1920's
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1920 年代开罗的印度尼西亚和马来学生
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10.2307/3350623
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1970
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W. Roff
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W. Roff
1927 年 10 月，当时的编辑马哈茂德·朱努斯 (Mahmud Junus) 在介绍月刊《Seruan Azhar》第三卷第一期时写道，该杂志“是为了我们的祖国，因为我们承认印度尼西亚和半岛是一个社区、一个民族、一种生活方式、一种生活方式，而且实际上是一种宗教……”他敦促这两个领土为了两国人民的共同利益而团结起来，“……通过这一‘号召’，目前在埃及的学生可以将自己与祖国联系起来，同时让人们了解他们为人民谋福利的想法，以及他们的想法。”
Introducing the first issue of the third volume of the monthly Seruan Azhar (Call of Azhar) in October 1927, the then editor, Mahmud Junus, wrote that the journal "is for our homeland, because we recognize Indonesia and the Peninsula as one community, one people, with one adat, one way of life, and what is more, virtually one religion. . . ." Urging the two territories to unite for the common good of their peoples, he went on, ". .. With this 'call,' students at present in Egypt can associate themselves with their homeland while at the same time making known their ideas for the betterment of their people and