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ajiss-441		ajiss-441		23	.pdf	application/pdf	10155	406	56	This article presents an overview of the religious and political development of Cambodia’s Cham Muslims, most of whom are Sunnis, from the days of French colonialism up to the present, and shows how this formerly neglected minority became a showcase of Islamic internationalism. Although the tablighi madrasa of Au Chreou was built with Malaysian sup- port (which continues with a modest monthly subsidy of $100), just like the mosque of nearby Boeng Ta Prom village, where the donor organization’s check is presented inside the mosque, it is clear that Arab charities often neg- lect such remote areas.79 But other Cham are generally skeptical of such aid, Bruckmayr: The Cham Muslims of Cambodia 15 for they have heard of or might have experienced cases in which donations were coupled with an attempt to popularize alien religious doctrines (e.g., Wahhabism).80 These conflicts have once again resulted in divided communities.	cache/ajiss-441.pdf	txt/ajiss-441.txt