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The Development of Islam in Indonesia in 1945-2021 Nasrul, Ilham; Ismail Pane
EDUCATE : Journal of Education and Culture Vol. 1 No. 1: Januari 2023
Publisher : Rumah Riset Publisher

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.61493/educate.v1i1.3

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This article reviews "The Development of Islam in Indonesia in 1945-2021" from a historical perspective. The results of the analysis are as follows: There have been significant changes in Indonesian history related to the development of Islam. For example Islamic banks and Mu'amalah banks have been operating in almost every Muslim area that can be seen and felt with the naked eye (region). our nation, especially in cities, as well as in the world of Indonesian Islamic education, even though in practice there are still some deficiencies and irregularities. Likewise, lectures from Indonesian clerics have helped students improve literacy (writing skills and public speaking skills). Like ustadz Abdul Somad and other ustadz lately. Ustadz's lectures can currently be accessed through various media, such as Youtube. As long as the signal is connected, this lecture can be accessed anywhere and anytime. The internet offers access to various scientific fields besides Islamic da'wah. Now, there are many opportunities for us to create other types of scholarship, such as "Islamic History of Southeast Asia" or "The History of the Entry of Islam into Indonesia", as well as learn how to read the Al-Quran correctly. In today's era, we use various media, including Whatsapp (WA), Facebook (FB), Instagram, Telegram, Twitter, and so on. In conclusion, the history of Islam in Indonesia today has developed much differently from previous Islamic history.
Safar Bathing Ritual In Tanjung Punak Village Rupat District, Bengkalis Regency Riau Province Umi Fariha; Ismail Pane
EDUCATE : Journal of Education and Culture Vol. 1 No. 1: Januari 2023
Publisher : Rumah Riset Publisher

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.61493/educate.v1i1.12

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This study aims to display the traditions of the local Islamic community known as the bathing safar ritual which gets the focus of various communications on islam itself. The safar bathing ritual is one of the legacies of the ancestors which is considered as a way of rejecting misfortune that will occur (accidents, disasters and epidemics). However, in local traditions that are directly related to islam, which generate pros and cons among the people who support and also reject this tradition. In connection with this reason, this research aims to find out the meaning of the symbol and function of this safar bath fot the people who support it. How far do they understand these rituals and skills for their daily lives and the role of the local government in maintaining these traditions.
Islamic Education in the Region of Southeast Asia Countries Umar Dani; Ismail Pane
EDUCATE : Journal of Education and Culture Vol. 1 No. 1: Januari 2023
Publisher : Rumah Riset Publisher

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.61493/educate.v1i1.18

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Islamic education in the Southeast Asian region has several very diverse substances. Education is not only a complement, but also a basis for formulating national education goals. Islamic education is mandatory for all Muslims and must be carried out regardless of age or class. Islamic boarding schools, surau and madrasas are clear evidence of the Islamization that has taken place. Islamic education in Southeast Asia has the same goal, namely to improve the quality of humanity and uphold high morals in realizing a good Muslim. This article will discuss the Islamic education system in Southeast Asia.
Co-Authors Nasrul, Ilham Umar Dani Umi Fariha