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Noor Achmad
University of Wahid Hasyim X/22 Menoreh Tengah Street, Sampangan, Semarang (50236), Indonesia
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Journal : TAWASUT Indonesian Journal of Moderate Islam

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RELIGIOUS LIFE OF MUSLIM STUDENT IN NON-ISLAMIC SCHOOL Rohman, Anas; Lutfiyah, Mar’atul; Achmad, Noor; Ishomi, Zam Zam; Maharani, Khadijah
TAWASUT Vol 8, No 01 (2021): JURNAL TAWASUT
Publisher : Pascasarjana Universitas Wahid hasyim Semarang

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31942/ta.v5i1.3217

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Abstract Religious life is a real thing happening to the community or community as a form of expression of the belief in religion. The community referred to in this paper is a community of Muslim learners who attend a non-Islamic school. How Muslim life is seen in this non-Islamic school will be seen in this paper. Guided by the two dimensions of Glock and Stark's religious dimensions, the dimensions of religious practice and the dimensions of religious teachings in behavior, make religious life visible in non-Islamic schools. Religious practice is meant worships in muamalah. While the practice of behavior is referred to as the behavior of learners when interacting with the school community. Keywords: Religious life, Muslim students, and Non-Islamic School.
TENG-TENGAN TRADITION , KETUWINAN AND WEH-WEHAN IN KALIWUNGU, KENDAL, CENTRAL JAVA (Study of Living Hadith with Symbolic Interpretive Anthropology Approach) Hamzah, Ghufron; Achmad, Noor; Istibsaroh, Istibsaroh; Sa'adah, Nailis
TAWASUT Vol 9, No 01 (2022): JURNAL TAWASUT
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31942/ta.v9i01.7342

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Tradition is a continuous activity carried out by a social community that has been running for a very long time. Including the traditions of teng- tengan , ketuwinan and weh-wehan in Kaliwungu. This research was conducted to find out the history and implementation of the tradition. First, how the origins and traditions are carried out, Second, the relevance of the study of living hadith with a symbolic interpretive anthropology approach in viewing the teng-tengan, ketuwinan and weh-wehan traditions in Kaliwungu. The method of data collection is done through observation, interviews, and documentation including references relevant to the study. While the data analysis used is descriptive qualitative with a symbolic interpretive anthropological approach. According to Geertz, the happy expression symbolized in the teng- tengan tradition is because religion affects mood and motivation / creates strong feelings and motivations for its adherents and in the end these feelings and motivations will be seen as a unique reality, a hereditary tradition. Symbols in the form of physical ( teng-tengan / lanterns ) as well as symbols in the form of actions ( ketuwinan and weh-wehan) this tradition is full of actualization of informative and performative values of normative teachings about the virtues of the Prophet Muhammad . Keywords: Teng-tengan Tradition, Ketuwinan and Weh-wehan, Living Hadith, Symbolic Interpretive Anthropology
Co-Authors Adi Joyonegoro Arifandi, Firman Dina Yustisi Yurista Ghufron Hamzah Greace Setiawan Ishomi, Zam Zam Istibsaroh, Istibsaroh Liana Liana Lukman Hidayat Lutfiyah, Mar’atul Maharani, Khadijah Maju Lumban Tobung Nanang Nurcholis Nusa Muktiadji Riyani, Anggita Yayang Rohman, Anas Sa'adah, Nailis Setyo Mahanani Suci Angelica Yuniarthi Ningsih