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TRADISI ISLAM NUSANTARA PERSPEKTIF PENDIDIKAN MULTIKULTURAL Nashihin, Husna; Dewi, Puteri Anggita
JURNAL ISLAM NUSANTARA Vol 3, No 2 (2019)
Publisher : Lembaga Ta'lif wa An-Nasyr (LTN) PBNU

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Abstract

This field research uses the phenomenology approach in studying the Islamic tradition of the Archipelago as a phenomenon that also can be basis of multicultural education. This research uses descriptive qualitative data analysis. There are seven backgrounds that make this research urgent. First, multicultural education is very important to be developed in Indonesia as a nation that has a lot of diversity. Second, multicultural education developed at this time does not prioritize multicultural education based on community traditions. Third, the Islamic Archipelago tradition can be the basis of multicultural education in society. Fourth, the Nusantara Islamic Tradition in Temanggung can be can be basis ofmulticultural education. Fifth, until now there is no research that studies multicultural education based on Nusantara Islamic traditions in Temanggung. Next, there are five discussions which are examined in more depth. The this study shows that there are 25 kinds of Nusantara Islamic traditions in Temanggung and have been studied in depth through research so that they can be used Nusantara Islamic traditions as a basis for multicultural education for people in Temanggung. The twenty five archipelago Islamic traditions include the use of the terms of prayer, tahlilan, wayang syuro month, 10 muharam grebek, interfaith nyadran, coronary corpse, tobacco season tradition, wethonan tradition, sajen tide ceremony, earth ruwat tradition, megekah nasi megono, friday pahingan, titi sedak tradition, ha ha ki ageng putih, halal bi halal interfaith, supernatural "bodo", interfaith tolerance, 7 monthly tradition, moderate yasinan, the term 'send', borehan, aboge beliefs, tradition of kupatan, seven kinds of porridge vegetables, and apeman traditions.