Masyumi (historical association)

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Masyumi was a major mid-20th-century Indonesian Islamic political party that played a key role in the country’s early post-independence politics.

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instanceOf Islamic political party
defunct political party
political party
abbreviation Masyumi (historical association) self-link
surface form: Masyumi
advocated implementation of Islamic principles in state policy
bannedBy Sukarno government
bannedInContextOf Guided Democracy period
surface form: Guided Democracy
country Indonesia
dissolved 1960
electoralPerformance second-largest party in 1955 Indonesian legislative election
excludedOrganizationAfterSplit Nahdlatul Ulama
founded 1945
foundedInPeriod Indonesian National Revolution
fullName Majelis Syuro Muslimin Indonesia
hadParliamentaryPrimeMinister Burhanuddin Harahap
Mohammad Natsir
hadStrongSupportAmong modernist Muslims
urban Muslim middle class
hadStrongSupportIn outer islands of Indonesia
headquartersLocation Jakarta
historicalSignificance major party in early post-independence Indonesian politics
ideology Islamism
political Islam
includedOrganization Muhammadiyah
Sarekat Islam
surface form: Persatuan Ummat Islam
influenced Indonesian modernist Islamic politics
Partai Bulan Bintang
Masyumi (historical association) self-linksurface differs
surface form: Partai Masyumi Baru
languageOfName Indonesian
nativeLabel Majelis Syuro Muslimin Indonesia
notableLeader Abu Hanifa
surface form: Abu Hanifah

Burhanuddin Harahap
Mohammad Natsir
Mohammad Roem
Prawoto Mangkusasmito
Sjafruddin Prawiranegara
operatedIn Dutch East Indies
Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia
surface form: Republic of Indonesia
opposedIdeology communism
opposedParty Partai Komunis Indonesia
originatedFrom Japanese-sponsored Muslim organization Masyumi (wartime) being reorganized
participatedIn 1955 Indonesian legislative election
Indonesian Constitutional Assembly
Indonesian independence movement
politicalPosition right-wing
reasonForBan alleged involvement of some leaders in PRRI rebellion
religion Sunni Islam
represented modernist Islamic organizations
shortName Masyumi (historical association) self-link
surface form: Masyumi
supportedSystem parliamentary democracy

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Mohammad Hatta politicalParty Masyumi (historical association)
Masyumi (historical association) shortName Masyumi (historical association) self-link
subject surface form: Masyumi
this entity surface form: Masyumi
Masyumi (historical association) abbreviation Masyumi (historical association) self-link
subject surface form: Masyumi
this entity surface form: Masyumi
Masyumi (historical association) influenced Masyumi (historical association) self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Masyumi
this entity surface form: Partai Masyumi Baru