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HADIS SAFAR PEREMPUAN DALAM PERSPEKTIF MODERN: Analisis Hermeneutika Double Movement Istifarin, Nur Annisa; Rochmawati, Ida
TAJDID: Jurnal Ilmu Ushuluddin Vol. 23 No. 2 (2024): Kajian Ilmu Ushuluddin dan Studi Agama
Publisher : Faculty of Ushuluddin and Religious Studies UIN Sulthan Thaha Saifuddin Jambi

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Hadiths that prohibit women from traveling without a mahram are often understood literally, without considering the socio-historical context in which the hadiths were revealed. This understanding has sparked controversy particularly in its application in modern society, which has undergone significant changes, such as improved travel safety and advancements in transportation technology. These changes necessitate a new approach that not only acknowledges the authority of the hadith texts but also aligns them with contemporary life dynamics. This qualitative research amploys a library research method. For the analysis process, it adopts Fazlur Rahman’s hermeneutic approach known as double movement, which empahasizes the importance of contextual understanding of hadith texts by considering the circumstances of the Prophet’s era nad their relevance in contemporary conditions. The findings reveal that the prohibition of women traveling without a mahram in the hadith was a response to the socio-historical conditions of that time, such as security concerns, travel risk, and the patriarchal culture that dominated Arab society. In modern contexts, these factors have significantly changed, especially with the advent of transportation technology, improved travel safety, and shifting social norms that support gender equality. Therefore, a literal approach is no longer relevant for rigid application. This study asserts that using Fazlur Rahman’s contextual approach allows these hadiths to be reinterpreted, resultingin a more relevant and inclusive understanding.
Co-Authors Adi Mulyono Alfani, Mukhammad Amalia, Annisa Dina Amang Fathurrohman Amang Fathurrohman, Amang Ardiansyah, Bambang Arpan, Arpan Asfiansyah, Asfiansyah Azizah, Imroatul Dedih Wahyudin, Dedih Eha Saleha Faisal, Wan Feiryadi Hannah, Neng Hikmawati, Risma Istifarin, Nur Annisa Iving Arisdiyoto Juliana, Ari Kifa Hazefa, Hirni Kledia, Fronika Sindi M. Sabran Madya, Faisal Meilasari, Indah My*, Joni Nabilah, Mahfidzatun Navisyah, Syahrotun orcana, zavira Pratiwi, Andra Gustiayu Putra, Frico Surya Rizqi, Dithya Sri Puji RR. Ella Evrita Hestiandari Safitri, Khoiriyah Dwi Saniri, Saniri Saputro, Anton Hadi Tauhidah, Dyna Winarno, Bambang Suko Yuniarsih, Rulida Yuniarti, Yetty