Sundanese Printed Kitābs in Egypt: Notes on the contribution of Mukhtār ‘Aṭārid al-Bughūrī’s works

Mukhtār ‘Aṭārid al-Bughūrī (1862–1930) is one of Sundanese ulamas from Bogor who became a religious teacher or sheikh in Mecca. His students were many the Middle East and Southeast Asia. However, compared to other works ulamas, ‘Aṭārid’s are less known despite his significant contribution. He published printed Islamic books kitābs with pegon script Egypt. To further explore about al-Bughūrī’s works, this study focuses on three his: Ieu Kitāb ‘Aqā’id, Kifāyat al-Mubtadi’īn, Hidāyat al-Mubtadi’īn. These learned by beginner West Java taught This confirms that learning transmission between Mecca Asia early twentieth century emerged diversity languages ​​in teaching kitābs. The responded increasing Indies through various trans-regional amidst growing printing business century. It was an effort facilitate traditions at time. In addition, these also demonstrate efforts maintaining Sunnī traditionalist doctrines amid Salafi/Wahhabi ideology which official teachings Saudi government