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Exploration of Islamic Values in Fisherman Settlements Mandar Lero Tribe Muhammadiah, Muhammad Jabir; Asmal, Idawarni; Syarif, Edward
Journal of Modern Islamic Studies and Civilization Том 1 № 02 (2023): Journal of Modern Islamic Studies and Civilization
Publisher : PT. Riset Press International

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.59653/jmisc.v1i02.127

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It is contained in the Al-Qur'an and Hadith, Islamic values are moral teachings that are abstract and concrete, namely verbal and nonverbal. This can be expressed in settlements and dwellings both non-physically and physically. This can be seen in the fishing settlements of the Mandar Lero tribe which are influenced by the real nature of Islam and the interrelationships of the five components of settlement development: nature, humans, society, physical and network. This research is expected to be able to distinguish and determine the significance of Islamic characteristics related to the five components of settlement development in fishing settlements of the Mandar Lero tribe, Suppa Region, and Pinrang Regency. This exploration is directed by using subjective graphic examination techniques, gathering information through top-down meetings with informants and perceptions, then the results are dissected into two fundamental components, namely the characteristics of Islam and its relation to the five components of physical settlement development and non-physical parts. The consequence of the review shows that the relationship between the quality of Islam and the five components of settlement arrangement is closely related to tidiness, utilization of nearby materials, family and individual firmness, friendly constancy and “sayyang pattud'du” (horse dancing) parties, presence of mosques, schools and offices. in settlements, utility networks. This exploration can be used as a perspective in managing and building settlements and houses with an Islamic perspective.
Improving Road and Sidewalk Accessibility for Persons with Disabilities: Infrastructure Challenges and Legal Compliance in Indonesia Muhammadiah, Muhammad Jabir; Ahmad Selao
Advance Sustainable Science Engineering and Technology Vol. 7 No. 1 (2025): November-January
Publisher : Science and Technology Research Centre Universitas PGRI Semarang

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.26877/asset.v7i1.1465

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Research to address significant challenges related to public infrastructure accessibility, especially for disabilities, regarding regulations that govern accessibility, the implementation in the field is still far from adequate. The research aims to evaluate the condition of public infrastructure, identify accessibility barriers for disabilities, and provide recommendations for future improvements. A mixed-methods approach, with participatory research methodology, provides significant contributions to disability and urban planning. Probability sampling method, with 150 respondents, physical, intellectual, and sensory disabilities, as well as experiences and challenges of accessibility. Data analysis, qualitative and quantitative methods, thematic analysis to analyze qualitative data about PWD experiences, descriptive and inferential statistical analysis for quantitative data. The findings indicate that road and sidewalk infrastructure is inadequate, with uneven surfaces, a lack of supporting facilities such as ramps, and unclear signage. Persons with disabilities are isolated from participating in public spaces, highlighting the gap between regulations and their implementation on the ground. The findings emphasize the integration of universal design in future infrastructure planning. Involving disabilities in planning results in more inclusive and effective solutions. Improving training and awareness for urban planners, along with regular monitoring of public infrastructure, ensures compliance with accessibility standards, moving towards a Smart Disability City (SDC)
Co-Authors ahmad selao Asmal, Idawarni Syarif, Edward