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The Tahlilan Tradition as a Fringe Sufism Movement Siti Fatimah; Ulfa Masamah; Isti Choriyah
Javanologi: International Journal of Javanese Studies Vol 6, No 2 (2023): Javanologi Volume 6 No. 2: June
Publisher : Pusat Unggulan Ipteks Javanologi Universitas Sebelas Maret

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.20961/javanologi.v6i2.75118

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AbstractJavanese society in which Bangunrejo Kidul Kedunggalar Ngawi Village has social, cultural, and religious traditions. Tradition is one of the inherent cultures and becomes a habit of min to think and act the people of Bangunrejo Kidul Village. One tradition that is still maintained today is the tahlilan tradition. This tradition became a fringe sufism movement that influenced the religious practice of the community both habl min Allah and habl min nass. This research is qualitative, using the case study method with a naturalistic approach because the object raised is the tahlilan tradition that exists among Nahdliyin residents, especially in Bangunrejo Kidul Village and the approach uses religious sociology. The tahlilan tradition is one of the religious cultures that is still maintained and practiced by the people of Bangunrejo Kidul Village, especially Nahdliyin as a medium of da'wah to build a balance of personal piety to increase faith in Allah Almighty and social piety in the form of harmony and social harmony. The tradition of tahlilan as a fringe urban sufism movement that indirectly teaches taqarub ila Allah by strengthening religious messages, increasing religious knowledge, and strengthening other religious values. In its development, the tradition of tahlilan experienced an expansion of functions not only identical to death but also in it there was a process of good habituation in all religious activities and passed down from generation to generation. Keywords: tahlilan tradition, da'wa, nahdliyin, village community, prayer of salvation
Megengan as a Javanese Islamic Tradition to Welcome the Holy Month of Ramadhan in The Community of Bangunrejo Kidul Kedunggalar Ngawi Village Siti Fatimah; Ulfa Masamah; Isti Choiriyah
Javanologi: International Journal of Javanese Studies Vol 7, No 1 (2023): Javanologi Volume 7 No. 1: December
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The megengan tradition in Bangunrejo Kidul Kedunggalar Ngawi Village has become a habit that is still maintained to this day. The megengan tradition is a form of greeting accompanied by joint prayer activities. Megengan is a concrete form of acculturation between Javanese culture and Islamic religious teachings. Megengan can mean holding back, in the context of the month of Ramadan, this tradition means holding back desires related to eating, drinking, sexual relations, and so on. The megengan tradition can be a marker for Muslims to make special preparations before the arrival of the holy month of Ramadan. Megengan, from an Islamic perspective, has several religious values. Megengan is a means of da'wah and a means of broadcasting the Islamic religion. Megengan is also a symbol of gratitude to Allah SWT, who still provides the opportunity to meet the holy month of Ramadan. Megengan is also a means of strengthening ties between Hamlet residents, with the gathering of residents in one place creating an opportunity for residents to strengthen each other's harmony.
Co-Authors Isti Choiriyah Isti Choriyah Ulfa Masamah Ulfa Masamah