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Reconstructing Tawhidic Humanism: Nurcholish Madjid and the Transformation of Intellectual Da’wah in Contemporary Islam Karman Karman; Abdul Hamid; Badrah Uyuni
ISTIFHAM Vol 4 No 2 (2026): ISTIFHAM: Journal of Islamic Studies
Publisher : Seutia Hukamaa Cendekia

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.71039/istifham.v4i2.193

Abstract

This study examines the ethical and humanistic dimensions of tawhid in the thought of Nurcholish Madjid and their implications for the transformation of contemporary intellectual da’wah. The study responds to the growing tendency of religious formalism, ideological polarization, and the weakening of ethical public engagement in contemporary Muslim societies. While previous scholarship has extensively explored Madjid’s ideas on pluralism, secularization, democracy, and Islamic neo-modernism, limited attention has been paid to the interconnections among tawhid, human dignity, rationality, intellectual freedom, pluralism, and intellectual da’wah within a unified framework. Employing qualitative library research with an interpretivist orientation, this study combines intellectual-historical analysis, hermeneutic interpretation, and critical discourse analysis of Madjid’s major writings and relevant scholarly works. The findings reveal three interconnected dimensions in his thought: tawhid as the theological basis of human freedom and dignity; rationality and intellectual freedom as foundations of critical religious consciousness; and pluralism, equality, and mutual respect as ethical principles for public life. Based on these dimensions, the study reconstructs tawhidic humanism as an analytical framework linking transcendence to human dignity, rationality, and plural coexistence. Within this framework, intellectual da’wah is understood as a dialogical and transformative process aimed at fostering critical religious consciousness, social responsibility, and ethical engagement in diverse societies.
Co-Authors Abdul Hadi Abdul Hadi Abdul Hamid Abdul Hamid ABDUL HAMID Abdul Hamid Abdul Hamid Abdullah, Farhat Adawiyah, Robiah Akmaluddin Murdani Al Yusni, DH Anim, Sarbini Asmawi, Moh Asyifa Putri Alifah AYU LESTARI Celina Balqis Daud Rasyid DH Al Yusni Fadllurrohman Fadllurrohman Fadllurrohman, Fadllurrohman Fahrany, Sofia Farooq, Hafiz Shuaib Geun, Ali An Sun Hafidz Ach, Shubhan Hanapi, Ali Hasanah, Zulfatul Hayatuddin hidayatullah, Hidayatullah hidayatullah Himayah, Minhatul Husnul Khotimah Husnul Khotimah Sylvia Idwar, Agus Ismail, A Ilyas Jawahir, Muhammad Karman Karman Kasyifatudduja Kasyifatudduja Khairan M Arif Khairan Muhammad Arief Khairiyah, Nanda Khairul Hidayah Kholis kohari Kohari, Khalis Lia Fitriani Luthfiyyah, Neneng M. Firdaus Ma'arif, Samsul Madjid, Zamakhsyari Abdul Mahfuz Mahfuz Mahfuz Mahfuz Majid, Zamaksyari Abdul MARLIZA OKTAPIANI Mastori, Mastori Ma’arif, Samsul Mega Fatimah Rosana Minhatul Himayah Mohammad Adnan Mohammad Adnan Mohammad Adnan Mohammad Adnan Mohammad Adnan Mohammad Adnan Muhammad Adnan Muhammad Habibi Muhammad Jawahir Muhammad Utsman Shalih Muhammad Wildan Muhammad Zaky muhibudin muhibudin Muhibudin Muhibudin Muhibudin Muhibudin Muhibudin, Muhibudin Munajah, Neneng Mu’allimah Rodhiyana Nadia Sam Nazih, Abdullah Ghulam Neneng Luthfiyyah Nova Auliyatul Faizah Nurul Wahidah Rabiah Al Adawiyah Rahman Yasin, Rahman Raihanatul Quddus Samsul Maarif Sarbini Anim Sarbini Anim Sarbini Anim Shubhan Hafidz Ach Sirojuddin Sirojuddin Suhartini Supriyadi, Dedi Syakur, Saleem Syarifah Soraya Tri Cahyo, Wisnu Ummi Rosilawati Zaini, Aceng Zamakhsyari Abdul Majid Zamakhsyari Abdul Majid