1/One of the main Malay-Indonesian Martial Arts is Silat or Bersilat, which is inspired by Islamic elements and Ali& #39;s Sword. It has been seen as a source of otherworldly power in the face of the modern technological world and during the Japanese occupation during World War II
2/Silat is a combination of Indonesian martial traditions but is also impressed by Chinese wushu patterns of circular movement.The grappling tactics used in silat are also thought to have roots in Hindu culture.
3/The Arabic Janbiyyah (Persian khanjar) is considered to be the ancestor of pentjak silat blades.These influences include customs related to & #39;Ali ibn Abi Talib. Some bersilat schools, practitioners repeat chants like "la fata
illa Ali": a form of dhikr or wird (invocation)
4/to heighten their motivation and internal power (batin), as well as to develop intuitive skills through internal power (batin) and wisdom (hikmah). There is a skill known as the & #39;Dhu al-Faqar Skill& #39; (ascribed to Ali& #39;s sword) which is practised with the aim of learning to
5/wield their weapons in a way that would strike fear into the hearts of their enemies. The name of & #39;Ali is also invoked in specific martial arts techniques. One is known as the & #39;perky skill of & #39;Ali& #39;.This is done every day at time of the sunset (maghrib) prayers.
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