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Divine Sessions for the Executives

Tuesday, December 25, 2001

More Muslim executives are joining Qur'an recital sessions to gain deeper insight into their religion. An indication of growing religiosity among members of the upper class?

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KIAI Haji Suharli may not be as popular a da'i as Zainuddin M.Z. the million ummah preacher or Abdullah Gymnastiar the young da'i from Bandung, but to many among the upper class he is the da'i they look to for a deeper knowledge of Islam. A former member of the Barata music group. Suharli has a great following among leading members of the government and the business community.

Every Sunday night between 150 and 200 people, mostly government of

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