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Voices from the Barzakh: A Sociological Reading of Refugee Suffering in Omayma Abdullah’s al-Ṭarīq 'abra al-Barzakh: Suara dari Barzakh: Pembacaan Sosiologis tentang Penderitaan Pengungsi dalam Karya Omayma Abdullah, al-Ṭarīq 'abra al-Barzakh Azkiyatunnisa; Ulil Abshar; Ekawati; Fitri Liza; Mawardi Mawardi; Deva Yohana
ELOQUENCE : Journal of Foreign Language Vol. 4 No. 3 (2025): DECEMBER
Publisher : Language Development Center

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.58194/eloquence.v4i3.3143

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Background: The short story al-Ṭarīq 'abra al-Barzakh is a literary work that reflects the suffering of Sudanese refugees during the 1956–2005 conflict, which is important to study. Purpose: This study aims to analyze the forms of suffering experienced by Sudanese refugees in the short story “al-Ṭarīq 'abra al-Barzakh.” Method: This study uses a library method, with the short story al-Ṭarīq 'abra al-Barzakh as the primary data source. The analysis focuses on textual elements such as narrative, dialogue, and description. Wellek and Warren's the sociology of content of the literary work approach is used, supported by Agamben's theory of bare life to understand how the suffering of refugees is represented in the story. Result and Discussion: The results of the study show five forms of suffering, namely physical, psychological, social, existential, and spiritual. This is caused by the collapse of Sudan's socio-political structure, which places refugees in a state of bare life, namely biological existence without social or legal protection. This forces refugees to live without protection, without a country, and without access to basic needs. Conclusions and Implications: This study shows that short stories function as social documents that record the tragedy of displacement while also showing how humans are reduced to bare life in situations of war. The implications of this study emphasize the importance of literature as a medium of collective memory and a means of understanding trauma, marginalization, and the dynamics of humanity in the study of displacement.
Analysis of Phonological Errors in the Pronunciation of Sholawat Badar on the Tiktok platform Azkiyatunnisa; Mugy Nugraha; Minatur Rokhim
Jurnal Al-Maqoyis Vol 12 No 2 (2025)
Publisher : UIN ANTASARI

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.18592/jams.v12i2.17735

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The rapid development of technology has a major impact on human life, including the emergence of the latest innovations, such as the emergence of Tiktok social media. This platform is not only used for communication and information dissemination, but also as a medium for cultural exchange that is thick with Islamic values such as the recitation of Sholawat Badr. This trend is widely followed, both by Arabic and non-Arabic speakers, including Indonesians. However, the difference between Arabic and Indonesian phonemes causes many errors in pronunciation. This study aims to identify phonological errors in six videos of recitation of sholawat badar with non-Arabic speakers, namely speakers with Indonesian as their mother tongue, on the tiktok platform under the account names @elvoacapella, @religi_favoritku, @hits.records, @trisna2704_, @craion31official, and @sigmaent. This research method is qualitative with data collection techniques used are documentation techniques, free listening techniques, and note-taking techniques. Data analysis was carried out through the stages of collecting samples, identifying and classifying, explaining, and evaluating errors. The results found articulation errors between phonemes that have slight differences in makhraj and sifat as many as 21 forms.
Co-Authors Deva Yohana ekawati Fitri Liza Mawardi Mawardi Mugy Nugraha Rokhim, Minatur Ulil Abshar