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Helmi Maulana
Jurusan Elektro, ITS, Surabaya, Indonesia
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Onlinization Tafsir: Studi Alquran di Era Disrupsi Maulana, Helmi
TAJDID Vol 28 No 1 (2021): Islamic Studies
Publisher : Research and Development Institution, Darussalam Institute for Islamic Studies

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.36667/tajdid.v28i1.687

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The emergence and popularity of the internet also gave birth to the phenomenon of online interpretation of interpretation. The era of disruption forces every individual to change and leave old patterns to new patterns that are considered in accordance with the development of communication and information technology. Departing from this reality, this article examines how the presence of online interpretation has the opportunity to develop patterns of interpretation study and research as well as its challenges. This article uses a qualitative research model by analyzing primary data about the concept of online interpretation, its opportunities and hands in the study of interpretation, and its implications. The result is that the interpretation website as a form of online interpretation is big data that can be used as a research source. Multidisciplinary opportunities, easy and cheap, as well as the popularity of interpretation. The challenges are around data understanding, research ethics and methodology. It is necessary to follow up with policy makers so that the prospect of an interpretation study finds its footing in the era of disruption.
Religious Moderation from The Viewpoint of Persaudaraan Alumni 212 Maulana, Helmi
TAJDID Vol 31 No 1 (2024): Islamic Studies
Publisher : Research and Development Institution, Darussalam Institute for Islamic Studies

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.36667/tajdid.v31i1.749

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The objective of this study is to elucidate the phenomena of religious moderation based on the actual experiences of religious groups in terms of comprehension, expression, and moderation. The study focused on the Persaudaraan Alumni 212 in Ciamis West Java, which was selected as a representative example of various activities conducted within the context of religious political movements. The presence of these activities essentially constitutes a strategy of challenging individuals and religious factions in the public domain, therefore establishing a new dominant ideology known as populist Islam. The aims of this study are to investigate the conceptual comprehension of religious moderation, examine the notion of moderation as an epistemological and theological foundation in practical terms, and analyze the elements that influence behavior within the socio-political multicultural environment of the nation and state. This study employs qualitative research methods to examine interviews conducted with religious figures and ulama. The analysis is based on new social movement theories, religious authorities, contextual Islamic epistemology, and religious dialogue. The aim is to foster religious harmony in terms of thinking, application, and action/expression. The study findings suggest a significant correlation between the social, political, economic environment, religious organization affiliation, regional and national election political conditions, and the development of a religious moderation model in a certain jurisdiction. Moreover, the internet, social media, and electronic mass media offer extensive opportunity for accessing diverse religious information.
Co-Authors Abdil Jabbar Aminuyati Apriansyah, Randi Arobiah, Dede Berliana, Lyan Cahyadi, Ujang Daud, Ridwan Muhammad Dirgantini, Devi Delvi Fajrin, Risti Aulia Fauziah, Fitria Nurhaliza Hidayatullah, Irfan Imanulloh, Agil Nazhar Luqmanul Hakim Mahmudah, Gina Muhaemin, Algi Muti, Muhammad Hafash Al Nasrullah, M. Nabil Naufal Nizar S, Aditya Muhammad Nurapipah, Nisa Nurhalid, Raihana Rahman Efandi Rahmi, Murni Lestari Ramadhan, Adam Putra Rianti, Rindi Rifyal Rachmat Safari, Muhamad Ikhsan Safitri, Andriani Shudur, Syifaus Siti Muhimatul Khoiroh Tauriah, Sani Wahyudi Wicaksono Wandani, Anggi Yuliani, Erni Zirzis, Yogie Wahyudin