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ORTHODOXY IN ISLMAIC BOARDING SCHOOL INTERPRETATION: Tradisonalist Discorse In The Interpretation Of Al-Bayan Fi Ma’rifati Ma’ani Al-Qur’an By KH. Shodiq Hamzah Anam, Saichul; Nur Imam Akhmad Yani
el-Umdah Vol. 8 No. 1 (2025): el-Umdah (Jurnal Ilmu Al-Qur'an dan Tafsir)
Publisher : UIN Mataram

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.20414/el-umdah.v8i1.13677

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he purpose of this writing is to examine the orthodoxy perspective in the Al-Bayan Fi Ma’rifati Ma’ani Alquran commentary written by KH Shodiq Hamzah from Semarang. Shodiq Hamzah is an intellectual figure in the pesantren community, holding a prominent position within the societal system. The conclusion is based on the fact that this commentary was written at the request of the hajj congregation he led, and his position as a spiritual guide (mursyid) in the Thariqah order. As a pesantren scholar, the tradition in pesantren education, which consistently strives to maintain the orthodoxy of religious teachings through an intellectual network (sanad), is abstracted in his commentary. The "Al-Bayan" commentary reflects the pesantren's orthodox tradition, where orthodox religious understanding is maintained to avoid heterodox views. By utilizing John B. Henderson's conceptualization of orthodoxy, this study concludes that the "Al-Bayan" commentary tends to orthodox views. This is demonstrated through various references to the works of Salaf scholars that he incorporates as sources for his interpretation. His background as a pesantren intellectual, connected with the scholars of the Haramain, significantly influences his interpretive style. However, the orthodoxy in Shodiq's interpretations is not extreme; it appears tolerant and moderate, avoiding criticism or discrediting differing opinions.
Co-Authors Saichul Anam