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Islam Nusantara as a Counter-Discourse to Transnational Purification Saiful Fallah; Nanda Ahmad Basuki; Mahbubi; Abd Shamad; Supra
Jurnal Pelita Raya Vol. 1 No. 2 (2025): Jurnal Pelita Raya (JPR)
Publisher : Mahkota Science Publishers

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.65586/jpr.v1i2.20

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Islam Nusantara is a reflective project that demands critical thinking, open dialogue, and the courage to remap the dynamics of religion in Indonesia in the era of globalisation and transnationalism. This study aims to describe in detail the discourse of Islam Nusantara in the current Indonesian context, including how the term, ideas, and implementation have developed from the local to the national level. This study focuses on conceptual and theoretical analysis through an in-depth literature review and cross-theory integration. The results confirm that the purity of Islam does not lie in rejecting culture, but in the ability to ignite divine values across diverse human realities. Islam Nusantara is a form of intelligent resistance to transnational purification that imprisons Islam in dogma, as well as a cultural project that affirms the sovereignty of Indonesian Muslims' interpretation of their own religion. In its reflective and open form, Islam Nusantara teaches that true piety is born of dialogue, not uniformity, and of wisdom that grows on one's own soil, not blind imitation of the centre of power. Thus, Islam Nusantara is not only a local discourse but a global offer on how religion can remain sacred without losing its humanity.
Indonesian Diaspora Halal Cuisine as Cultural Diplomacy Moh Rizal Riandi; Mahbubi; Ayu Safitri; St Susi Astika Sari; Koyyimahtul Munawaroh
Jurnal Lentera Insani Jurnal Lentera Insani (JLI) - Vol. 1 No. 1 (June 2025)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.65586/jli.v1i1.18

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This study aims to construct a conceptual model of how halal cuisine, as practised by members of the diaspora, functions as a mechanism that transforms religious norms and process standards into symbolic capital and cross-cultural trust by mapping the halal gastrodiplomacy value chain from upstream to downstream, linking regulations. This study utilises library research to conduct an in-depth analysis of various scientific sources, constructing a comprehensive and reflective theoretical framework on Indonesian diaspora halal cuisine as a form of cultural diplomacy. The results conclude that Indonesian diaspora halal cuisine is the most concrete and political form of cultural diplomacy, as it blends taste, values, and strategy into a new global language about Indonesia. It demonstrates how the diaspora kitchen has evolved into a space for negotiation between faith and the market, between authenticity and adaptation, and between spirituality and commodification. Halal cuisine is no longer merely a religious symbol, but has evolved into an instrument of soft power that connects identity politics, the creative economy, and national image. From the tension between values and exchange rates, the most honest diplomacy of taste is born, one that does not subjugate but invites the world to understand Indonesia through the aroma of halal, warmth, and humanity.
Co-Authors Abd Shamad Ayu Safitri Koyyimahtul Munawaroh Moh Rizal Riandi Nanda Ahmad Basuki Saiful Fallah St Susi Astika Sari Supra