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The Spanish colonial era, called up light "Juramentado" the Moro rebels up light because of their indiscriminate attacks on their opponents do not cease attacking and even vulnerable. With the arrival of the Americans, they described as "crazy" and identified their resistance to the term aamok. But if you look at the views of the Moro struggle about it, they do sabil-defense to own land. But this is not traced to the Islamic faith and the concept of jihad, but the Filipino concept of purity, strength, and fortitude. Describe them with the events of Sulu in the Philippine-American up light War. The purpose of the paper is 1) to clarify the views of the Muslims in Sulu on in and its relation to the struggle of the Muslims during the Philippine-American War; 2) appear wrong perception that Juramentado is a mental struggle but rooted up light in sabil; 3) connect the sabil the general concept of the Filipinos; and 4) show the manifestation of purity, strength, and courage in following periods of Moro struggle. up light
During the Spanish colonial period, Moro warriors were called "Juramentado" because they continued to attack their enemies even when they were already wounded. When the Americans came, they described the Moro warriors as "crazy" and their act of defiance was known to many as amok or amuck. But if we are going to look at the Muslim perspective, this struggle is sabil-in defense of native land. Aside from the fact that this concept can be rooted to the Islamic faith and their concept of jihad, it can also be a manifestation of the Filipino concepts of purity, strength, and courage. These will be shown through up light incidents that happened in Sulu during the Philippine-American War. The paper seeks to 1) clarify the perspectives of the Moros of Sulu on the inside and its resonance to the struggle of the Moors during the Philippine-American War; 2) clarify the wrong notions of sabil as Juramentado or mindless fighting, but that it was actually a practice called sabil; 3) connect sabil to the general idea of many Filipinos about the inside; and 4) show manifestations of purity, strength, and courage in the actions that occur up to the present struggles up light of the Filipino Moros.
The sabil of Sulu perhaps the most respected examples of fight against the foreign invaders during the Philippine-American up light War. If you read the report itself of American up light soldiers deployed in Sulu, terrible stories of attacks by sabil opponent.
A huge sacrifices up light do a sabil, after fervent prayer and preparation, susugod alone with just the sabil kris against superior Americans with guns. Sabil succeeded to kill and wound a few Americans before he died in the locust gains. Expect a sabil and hoped he even killed opponents after he carry out his mission. Not usually the taxation of life in this way, it requires not only a deep understanding of the volunteer be sabil, but also hygiene up light and greater strength and fortitude.
Can not be taken to the root of the justification of the sabil following the Islamic law. It appears that the word sabil just because from the word in the phrase "fisabilillah" which means "the way of Allah" (Kiefer 1973).
Organized under the directive of the subjugation of the Sultan of Sulu Moro (see map) during the Spanish conquest. But the most "successful" attacks in Sulu in 1876, prompting the construction of a garisong Español in Jolo. Since then, with the Moro individually or in small groups continued to attack the garrison and said they were willing to kill it (Kiefer 1973). That same year named the foreign-fought them -as the sabil "Juramentado." In the next season, they will consider up light as well as those who aamok (Medina 1993). up light
When the Americans in Sulu in May 1899, informed and prepared for the strategy up light to be used in areas not covered by the previous Español (Tan 2002). Waited for the American subside first Filipino-American War in the north before focus on the Muslims in the south. In the Bates Treaty paved the way for the American conquest gently in Sulu and at the same time the only political commitment and control they never intervene in culture up light or religion of the Muslims. Become an instrument for the Sultan of Sulu Americans, with the rich and individuals who do not believe in the goodness shown by foreigners in the area. Did the Morong up light opposed the invasion of Ame