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• Top: Regional: Asia: Indonesia: Regions: Celebes .
• The Celebes, also known as Sulawesi is a large island of Indonesia, to the east of Borneo - Kalimantan. ...

• Coffee Varietal: Celebes Kalossi .
• Like a starfish, the island of Celebes waves its arms of tropical rain forests and volcanic mountains five directions into the Flores Sea. ...

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• M/V Celebes Explorer.

•       The Elephant Celebes, 1921.

• Petermann, Augustus (Map of Celebes- Salayar Island): Originalkarte Der Insel Saleijer Im Ostindischen Archipel. ...
• This fine printed original color map details Salayar Island in the Celebes, with an inset of the total island group in the upper left of the main map. ...

• Celebes .
• Celebes, the English name given to the island of Sulawesi, Republic of Indonesia AK: t. ...
• Celebes (No. ...
• Assigned to the Naval Overseas Transportation Service, Celebes made four transatlantic voyages from New York calling at St. ...

• Celebes Kalossi (Sulawesi) coffee is not as well known as its other Indonesian coffee cousins, but this is because of its rarity. There just isn't as much Celebes produced as Sumatra or Java. As a wet processed coffee, Celebes will produce a cleaner cup than Sumatra, without Sumatra's earthiness. Celebes produces a cup with full body and smooth flavor and a hint of nutty or chocolatey characteristics. ...

• Macaca nigra Celebes Macaque .

•  Celebes Divers .
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• Martin van Bruinessen, "The tariqa Khalwatiyya in South Celebes", in: Harry A. Poeze en Pim Schoorl (eds), Excursies in Celebes. ...
•                       The tariqa Khalwatiyya in South Celebes.
• A striking aspect of Islam in South Celebes is the remarkable prominence of the tariqa (mystical order) Khalwatiyya among the Bugis and Makassarese. There are, in fact, two separate branches of this order, co-existing in many districts of South Celebes and known as Khalwatiyya-Yusuf and Khalwatiyya-Samman. The latter especially is present wherever there are large Bugis and Makasarese communities in the archipelago, such as Riau, Malaysia, East Borneo, Ambon, and West Irian, but the centre of gravity is South Celebes. ... 1 It is not clear how these statistics were compiled, and a certain scepticism may be called for, but it is obvious that the tariqa Khalwatiyya in South Celebes is by no means a marginal phenomenon. ...
•             The Khalwatiyya-Yusuf is named after the seventeenth-century mystic, scholar, and warrior Yusuf Makasar, who is still highly venerated in South Celebes, and to whom Noorduyn's teacher A. ... It is in gratitude that I dedicate to him these few observations on Shaikh Yusuf and later developments of the Khalwatiyya in South Celebes.
• But its following is certainly not restricted to lite circles or to Makasarese; it is said, by a knowledgeable observer, to be a fairly representative cross-section of South Celebes' population. ...
• Shaikh Yusuf Makasar is known in Celebes by the honorific title of at-Taj al-Khalwati, 'Crown of the Khalwatiyya'. He was probably the first to introduce this order into Indonesia, and in Celebes it has remained closely associated with his name. ...
• The Dutch exiled the shaikh to Ceylon but allowed (some of) his Makasarese followers to return to Celebes. ... There is still a cult at Yusuf's shrine in Cape Town (although his bones were returned to South Celebes, where his second grave in Lakiung is also the centre of a cult), while in Banten too his name is not yet entirely forgotten. ... Significantly, almost all the manuscripts of Yusuf's writings originate from South Celebes. ...
•             Other Makasarese followers of Yusuf, including perhaps even khalifa, returned to Celebes after the shaikh's capture. ...

• Sanson, N (Map of Moluccas, South Pacific Ocean): Les Isles Molvcqves; Celebes, Gilolo, &c. ...

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