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Moral Internalisation In The Character Development Of Young Martial Art at The Tapak Suci Sumedang Training Centre Muhammad Rizal Iskandar; Tedi Supriyadi; Muhammad Nur Alif
IJGIE (International Journal of Graduate of Islamic Education) Vol. 7 No. 2 (2026): September
Publisher : Master of Islamic Studies Masters Program in the Postgraduate Institute of Islamic Studies Sultan Muhammad Syafiuddin Sambas, Indonesia

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This study aims to analyse the process of moral internalisation in shaping the character of adolescent martial arts students at the Tapak Suci Training Centre in Sumedang. The study highlights the novelty of martial arts education as a holistic medium for integrating moral, spiritual, and behavioural development among adolescents. A qualitative approach was employed, with data collected through observation, interviews, and documentation. The findings show that moral internalisation occurs through the integration of cognitive (moral knowing), affective (moral feeling), and behavioural (moral action) dimensions. These dimensions interact continuously within adolescents’ social environments and daily training activities. Family support and a positive social environment strengthen the implementation of moral values outside the training centre. In contrast, negative peer influence, conflicting environmental values, unstable adolescent psychology, and inconsistency in practising moral values become inhibiting factors. The study also reveals that adolescents interpret the organisation’s motto not only as physical strength but also as spiritual and moral strength. This internalisation is reflected in disciplined behaviour, responsibility, and self-control in everyday life. Therefore, effective moral internalisation requires consistent support from family, community, and educational environments to sustain adolescent character development.
Co-Authors Aam Ali Rahman Akhmad Faozi Ayi Suherman Briliant Trisakti Muhammad Hanafiah Dhika Kurniawan Dian Novia Farahiyah Haqi Hilya Gina Masruroh Indra Maulana Iskandar, Tasya Cesarina Kustiana, Kaka Lintang Agustin Suhandi M Mimbar Muhammad Nur Alif Muhammad Rizal Iskandar Natasya Kamila Maulida nazzar_123 Nur Kholis Alfarizi Qisthina Khoerunnisa Safwah Rustandi, Kayla Salma Nazarra Salma Sofiya Nazhiroh Salsa Nazala Salsabil Salsabila Alia Safariyah Saputra, Syahla' Khairiyah Topan Samudra Hidayat Tri Eva Noviani Vina Yulianti