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AL-Hikmah: Jurnal Studi Agama-agama
Published by Universitas Muhammadiyah Surabaya
ISSN : 24079146     EISSN : 25495666     DOI : http://dx.doi.org/10.30651/ah.v7i2.7044
Core Subject : Religion, Humanities, Social,
Religion Humanities Social Sciences
Journal of Al-Hikmah: a journal of studies of religions that publishes the results of studies and original research with the latest editions in the religious and social fields from a multidisciplinary perspective. This journal aims to expand and create concepts, theories, paradigms, perspectives and methodologies in the religious and social fields. Scope of Al-Hikmah : Journal of Religious Studies 1. World religions 2. socio-religious 3. Islam 4. Religious organizations
Arjuna Subject : Seni dan Humaniora - Studi Agama
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Fenomena Cadar Dalam Perspektif Mahasiswa Universitas Muhammadiyah Surabaya Sholihul Huda; Iman Permadi
Al Hikmah Vol 5, No 1 (2019)
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AbstractThere were two formulations of the problem to be examined in this thesis, namely: (1) What is the view of Muhammadiyah University of Surabaya students towards the purdah phenomenon? (2) How is the typology of views of Muhammadiyah University of Surabaya students in interpreting the purdah phenomenon?To answer the research, this study used qualitative research methods. Then, the data obtained are presented in a descriptive form and analyzed using the Phenomenology and Sociology of Knowledge theory. To map the thoughts of students of the Muhammadiyah University of Surabaya, researchers described the phenomenon of multicultural Islamic thought Nurcholish Madjid.From the results of this study, it was found that there are 3 types of views: (1) Islamic-Transformative views. This view is owned by 6 of the 14 informants. They have concerns and are responsive to various actual problems that occur in society. Fourth, having an orientation in an effort to realize the ideals of Islam and society with a vision of mercy for all nature. (2) Islamic-Normative views, which depart from texts that are written in the holy book of each religion to certain limits with their characteristics namely; literalist, textual or scriptualist. (3) Liberal Islam views represent 4 out of 14 informants trying to ground and rationalize understanding of Islamic doctrine as rational religion and elasticity. This view basically requires how Muslims should understand Islam comprehensively starting from the aspects of monotheism, sharia, muamalat and ethics. Keywords: Purdah Phenomenon, Perspective, Students of Muhammadiyah University Surabaya
Pendapat Masyarakat Islam Terhadap Kristenisasi (Studi Kasus Di Perak Barat Surabaya) Mahmud Muhsinin
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AbstractThe Protestant Christian movement which was very hostile to the Catholic Church succeeded in destroying the position of the Catholic Mission in India since the 17th century. But the French revolution had caused political upheaval in the Netherlands which resulted in the destruction of the Protestant Zending center and the revival of the Katoik Mission. as well as being very strong. After the Malacca peninsula was taken over by the Dutch and their power in Indonesia grew, the Catholic religion in Sulawesi was gradually taken over by the Dutch. namely in 1807, seven years later, in 1904, the center of the Catholic Mission in the Netherlands sent two delegates to Jakarta, Jacob Nellisen and Lambert Prinsen, then the mission was centered in Jakarta, Semarang and Surabaya.The purpose of this study include: to find out about the opinion of the Islamic community towards Christianization, how the relationship of the West Silver community between the Islamic Society and the Christian Community as well as how the religious attitude of the Islamic community towards Christians in the West Perak village.The results obtained are the views of the Islamic community towards Christianization can be mapped into 3 things: first the group of preachers: they argue that this movement must be dammed by preaching through three elements of preaching, namely: first: Charity of oral deeds, second: actualization of Islam with real works, third: praiseworthy personality as sokogurunya. The second group is ordinary people: they think religion is a personal belief that cannot be applied to others. The third group, namely: people who convert to Christianity but back again, they argue that religion cannot be related to ethnicity or family, it is a personal problem because one is free to choose the religion and belief that he believes. The relationship between the Islamic community and the Christian community is very tolerant and the religious attitude of the Islamic community towards Christians is to accept in worldly terms but not in religious or Shari'a matters. Keywords: Christianization, the opinion of the Islamic community towards Christianization.
Toleransi Beragama Di Sekolah M. Wahid Nur Tualeka
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AbstractThe formulation of the problems that existed in this study were: a) What was meant by education tolerance? b) What efforts had been made by the school to develop tolerance education in  SDN Bulak Banteng II/572 Surabaya? c) What was the effect of tolerance education on student's character? The purpose of this study was: 1) to understand what was meant by tolerance education, 2) to examine school efforts in developing tolerance education in  SDN Bulak Banteng II/572 Surabaya, 3) to describe the effect of tolerance education on student's character.This thesis used a type of qualitative research. The sources of data obtained from primary data i.e. the results of interviews as the field research, questions and answers to teachers, employees, and some students of  SDN Bulak Banteng II/572 Surabaya. The secondary data (supporting data) i.e. from the literature relating to the subject matter of research. The methods of data collection were from interviews, observation, and documentation. While the data analysis used a descriptive method of phenomenological analysis which aimed to describe the existing phenomenon of tolerance between religious people in  SDN Bulak Banteng II/572 Surabaya. Keywords: Implementation, Religion Tolerance.
Toleransi Dalam Islam (Antara Ideal Dan Realita) M. Maulana Mas’udi
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AbstractThe tolerance of religious people is a teaching taught in Islam either through the Qur'an or Haditsof the Prophet SAW. In the Qur'an, it is clear that Allah SWT says in surah Al Kafirun verse 6 Surah. 109 : 6 which means : For you your religion and for me my religionIn the hadits narrated that the Prophet SAWever mortgaged his armour to a Jewish person. Equally, the friends, they are very respectful of the non Islamicreligions and tolerate them to implement the teachings of their religions.Similarly, tolerance of religion is still ongoing in Indonesia although its inhabitants have different backgroundseithereducation, economy, tribe, nation, or religion. Muslims have guidance on the Qur'an and As Sunnah, then an obligation for Muslims to implement the Islamic teachings. In particular the majority of the population of Indonesia is Muslim, then the tolerant life style must be applied especially for those who are weak. Do not ever let the dispute moreover the bloodshed among religious people. The author agrees the statement of the former minister of Religious Affairs, Republic of Indonesia, Mr. Mukti Ali, namely : Agree in DifferenceThe life of religious people in Indonesia in reality is in accordance with the teachings of Islam although it has not been as ideal as the existing in the teachings of the Qur'an and Hadits.Keywords : tolerance, ideal, reality
Fenomena Pembangunan Rumah Ibadah Agama Minoritas Di Pamekasan Mukayat Al-Amin; Khoirul Anam
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AbstractBeing in a state of law which has been regulated in the law, it should be obeyed in every condition because the law is created based on community agreement to achieve comprehensive justice without favoritism. In Indonesia, religious diversity becomes a dynamic including Pamekasan, the city where the majority of the population is Muslim, so that a dynamic emerged where there is  a group of religious communities who are in a minority in the city that have difficulties in building their own tabernacle.In order to get a good cooperation process, a supportive situation is needed, namely a situation that allows the creation of values which all parties can accept because they feel they need it. Even so, it is very regrettable that the ideals of salvation and peace are not always a uniform reality. Otherwise, it can occur hostility and clashes between religious groups. Keywords: Phenomenon of Tabernacle Construction of Minority Religious
Model Toleransi Antar Umat Beragama Di Desa Gading Rwvii Kecamatan Tambak Sari Kota Surabaya Rahmad Yulianto; A. Tohari
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AbtractIndonesia is a country rich in deversity. Differences in ethnicity, culture, custum, lnguange, and religion make Indonesia defferent from other countries. To realize and support multiculturism in Indonesia, tolerance and mutual respect are needed. This model of tolerance among religious people could be realized in Indonesia as an example in Gading, Tambaksari, Surabaya.Gading is a plural illage in terms of culture and religion. It consists of 12 RTs, te people have believed on two religions, such as Islam as the religion of the majority and one religion, Christianity. The people’s life of Gading seems very harmonious and peaceful. For centuries they have been living there without conflictson religion. For local peoole, the existence of mosquse and churches thet are almost side by side does not cause inter-religious problems. In a village of 2,500 people, this indicated that villagers were not followers of one religion. “Respect for each other has been by citizens”, the “Pancasila Village” was named after the village as a conclusion from this study  about tolerance between religious peopole in Gading and can still be well maintained.  Keywords: Interfaith Model, tolerance, tolerance, different religious people

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