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Mataram University
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Integrasi Umat, Kemiskinan, dan Radikalisme dalam Jamaah Tablighi di Indonesia Hamdi, Saipul
Jurnal Review Politik Vol. 7 No. 1 (2017): June
Publisher : Fakultas Ushuluddin dan Filsafat UIN Sunan Ampel Surabaya

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | Full PDF (515.025 KB) | DOI: 10.15642/jrp.2017.7.1.26-54

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This article examines the Tablighi’s effort for integrating ummah in their da’wah practices. Tablighi’s da’wah does not only carry on ritual and worship, but also humanitarian and social mission to strengthening peace building, equality and harmony for all. Tablighi applies the open system that welcome to all groups without considering their social background including ideology, ethnicity, culture, language, madhab or sects. Tablighi emphasizes to unfold religious differences, which have accused social distance and separation among Muslim groups. This endeavour effect the Tablighi’s rank of attraction for outsider to engage in Tablighi da’wah following flexible negotiation of previous socio-religious identity. How Tablighi integrates the ummah and manages differences will be demonstrated further in the article. Tablighi proselytizing pattern that requires all member to move from one place to another khuruj fi sabilillah for long term has major impact to economic stability that may impoverished them and the family has brought the specific question how they understand poverty, how far they aware of and how they overcome this issue. Meanwhile in global context Tablighi has been suspected as part of international terrorist group network following the suicide bombing attacks in England, Spain and France, therefore this article also elucidates Indonesian Tablighi involvement in radicalism and terrorism activities, and its network to global terrorist group. Tablighi’s appearance such as maintaining long beard, wearing robe, turban, and full hijab for their woman has been one factor that emerges social suspicion in public. As the result, Tablighi claimed as part of terrorist, so the article outlines the verification from Tablighi if that suspicion is true or not particularly in Indonesian context.
Dakwah Jamaah Tabligh di Asia Tenggara; Negosiasi Mazhab, Transformasi Pendidikan dan Fasilitator Konflik Politik-Keagamaan Hamdi, Saipul
Jurnal Review Politik Vol. 11 No. 1 (2021): June
Publisher : Fakultas Ushuluddin dan Filsafat UIN Sunan Ampel Surabaya

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Mazhab was not the fundamental and central discourse in Tablighi Jamaat (TJ) communities. It is in the opposite position where mazhab discourses have been isolated and marginalized within the TJ broader dawah material context. TJ figures accused and claimed mazhab as the primary source of conflict and division that hindered progression and global interaction among Muslim groups. Thus, mazhab was fluid and negotiable in JT dawah and ritual activities, particularly when the members of TJ in a dawah camp program (khuruj). As a result, TJ has a good position and image in the community and less rejection and resistance by other communities than Ikhwanul Muslimin or Hizbut Tahrir. However, the choice of ignoring mazhab discourses emerges a social stigma and judgment to Tabligi as the group that does not fully understand Islam. The article aims to understand the phenomena of practicing mazhab in the TJ community in Southeast Asia, particularly in Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia. The article also investigates the mazhab negotiation between TJ members and local people where the dawah occurs in a specific context. The article also looks at changes in religious educational program developed by TJ members that tend to be informal religious education. The majority of informal religious education surrounding JT communities is tahfiz school (memorizing the Quran). TJ members are more interested in sending their children to tahfiz school than informal school and later become Islamic priests (kyai). They are not interested to see their children take the university level. Besides, the article also concerns exploring another role of TJ in a socio-political context where they become facilitators to overcome the Pattani Muslim conflict with the Thai government.
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