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Khatulistiwa: Journal of Islamic Studies
Published by Institut Agama Islam Negeri Pontianak
ISSN : 14125781     EISSN : 25028499     DOI : 10.24260
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KHATULISTIWA: Journal of Islamic Studies welcome papers from academicias on theories, philoshopy, conceptual paradigms, academic research, as wel as religion practices, in particular, papers which consider the following general topics are invited; Islamic education, Islamic Law, Islamic Economic and Business, Qur’anic and Hadist Studies, Islamic Though and Literature, Islamic Peace, Science & Civilization in Islam and Islam in Local/nation The regular issues include June and December editions each year. The journal is concerned to publish research-based articles in the area of Islamic studies.
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Upaya Pemerintah dan Masyarakat dalam Menyikapi Kegiatan Lembaga Dakwah Islam Indonesia (LDII) di Kota Pontianak Fauziah Fauziah
Khatulistiwa Vol 6, No 2 (2016)
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One of the dakwa organizations which continues to grow with quite a large number of followers and spread in some parts of Indonesia is a religious school of the Indonesian Islamic Dakwa Organization (known as LDII), In West Kalimantan, especially in the city of Pontianak, the LDII is growing fast just as in the other areas. The religious activities indicate an attitude which is also exclusive, extreme and tends to blame the practice of the religious teachings outside of the congregation. The religious attitude of the LDII in Pontianak, has not led to rejection, but the spotlight and syndrome of refusal from some communities have started to emerge especially around the neighborhood of its preaching center. The purpose of this study are: 1) to describe the nature of LDII in Pontianak, 2) to describe the LDII doctrine and its application in public life in Pontianak., 3). to reveal the efforts of the government and the public in addressing the organizational activities of LDII in Pontianak The procedure used in this study was the approach of Case Study. The data sources consist of primary and secondary data sources. Data collection techniques used in case study were observation, in-depth interviews and analysis of documentation. The results of the study, as follows: (1) The LDII in the city of Pontianak has spread across several districts i.e. 11 (eleven) locations that serve as the gathering of the congregation of LDII. The places are equipped with mosques as a place of worship and boarding schools; the Government and the public are still in the process of monitoring and preventing conflict or disputes and violence between fellow Muslims or within the community; by studying the development of the Indonesian Islamic Dakwa Organization (LDII) in Pontianak, which in general is still under control, this research will be a major contribution to the government in making policies.
Identitas Orang Bugis di Dabong, Kalimantan Barat Saripaini Saripaini; Yusriadi Yusriadi
Khatulistiwa Vol 6, No 2 (2016)
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This paper discusses the Bugis people in West Kalimantan. The author seeks to see what sets the identity of the Bugis apart from the Malays, and what basis that can be used to identify their characteristics. The data were collected in Dabong village, a remote village in Kubu Sudistrict of Kubu Raya Regency, West Kalimantan, which takes 7 hours by public transport from Pontianak. The data were collected through field observations on people's lives as well as interviews with community leaders and some residents of Bugis descent. The interviews obtained information that the Bugis people had settled in Dabong for 6 generations and mingled with the local community. The Bugis descendants in Dabong have now become Malay. They introduce themselves with the Malay identity, and known as Malay to outsiders as well. The option to become Malay was made as a pragmatic consideration that in the village, the Malay society and culture was dominant. However, despite their Malay identity, the Bugis remain recognizable in terms of identity, which is reflected through cultural activities. Some Malay customs that they practice still exhibit obscure Bugis characteristics. The choice to preserve the traits of Bugis among people of Bugis descent is not because of ethnic consciousness, but rather due to cultural awareness, the awareness of their obligations to implement what has been practiced by their ancestors, and the belief that every ritual performed has consequences.
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Khatulistiwa Vol 6, No 2 (2016)
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Perbandingan Hasil Belajar Mata Kuliah Ushul Fiqh Pada Mahasiswa Ahwal as-Syakhshiyyah dan Muamalah Angkatan 2014 Ditinjau dari Latar Belakang Pendidikan Syaiful Ilmi
Khatulistiwa Vol 6, No 2 (2016)
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This research discusses the improvement of learning achievement among students of the faculty of Sharia particularly the departments of Ahwal as-shakhsiyyah and Muamalah. This is because both are religion-based and newly-opened departments in the Sharia Faculty. Therefore, the researcher is interested in doing research on learning outcomes of the usul fiqh course viewed from the educational background of the students in both majors before entering college. Preliminary observations show that learning outcomes in usul fiqh among students of Ahwal as-Shakhsiyyah and Muamalah class of 2014 with a background of public schools and religious schools tend to be similar. In fact, students of religious educational background should have better outcomes than their peers with in public school educational background. This research focuses on the following problems: 1) the learning outcomes in the course of Usul Fiqh among Students of Ahwal as-shakhsiyyah and Muamalah 2014 who graduated from religious schools; 2) the learning outcomes in the course of Usul Fiqh among Students of Ahwal as-shakhsiyyah and Muamalah 2014 who graduated from public schools; 3) comparison between the learning outcomes in the course of Usul Fiqh among Students of Ahwal as-shakhsiyyah and Muamalah 2014 who graduated from religious schools and those who from Public schools. This research uses a quantitative approach that is descriptive analytical. Techniques used in data collection are assessment techniques and techniques of documentary studies. The technique of data analysis uses descriptive analysis and t-test using SPSS calculations. The research found that: the learning outcomes in the course of Usul Fiqh among Students of Ahwal as-shakhsiyyah and Muamalah 2014 who graduated from religious schools were good. Second, the learning outcomes in the course of Usul Fiqh among Students of Ahwal as-shakhsiyyah and Muamalah 2014 who graduated from public schools were quite good, and third there was indifferent achievement the learning outcomes in the course of Usul Fiqh among Students of Ahwal as-shakhsiyyah and Muamalah 2014 who graduated from religious schools and those who from Public schools.
Peranan Nilai Philosofi Bugis Terhadap Proses Pengislaman Kerajaan Bugis Makassar di Sulawesi Selatan Patmawati Patmawati
Khatulistiwa Vol 6, No 2 (2016)
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The Bugis philosophical values about monotheism, i.e. God almighty, come from ephos Galigo, namely Dewataseuae (the Only God), Datu Palanro (the Creator), Aji Patoto (the Law Giver), La Puang e (the Owner), he is the first, who provides grace and punishes the guilty. These values are in line with the values of monotheism in Islam. Islam entered South Sulawesi in the early seventeenth century brought by three Datoks: Datok ri Bandang, Datok ri Tiro and Datok ri Patimang. These three ulemas spread Islam in the palace. Therefore, the growth of Islam in South Sulawesi never had a clash between religions (sara') and the ruler (royaltycustoms). Customary people (nobility) and the religious (sara') supported each other in the spread of Islam. Once Islam had been accepted, the Bugis philosophy namely pangngaderreng/ pangngadakkang which consists of ade', wari, rapang, talk) was finally added with sara' as one of the elements of pangngaderreng / pangngadakkang.
Laundry Q: Korelasi Antara Ancaman Klausula Baku dan Kritik Terhadap Undang-Undang Perlindungan Konsumen Rahmat Rahmat
Khatulistiwa Vol 6, No 2 (2016)
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Standard clauses are an accumulation of business and non-business factors, and follow a uniform pattern. The principles of consumer protection contract, either introduced by Law No. 8 /1999 or by experts, have yet to contain standard contracts and clauses. As a result, even though Laundry Q combined three principles of the contract, the composition of standard clauses consist of exonerated and prohibited clauses. Besides containing the internal weakness, this law has weak supervision not to mention law enforcement. Standard clauses only covers a small part of clauses on the formulation of business actors. The executive and legislative body should act. Certified standard clauses, the revision of Article 18 of Law No. 8 /1999, and judicial review of this article by the Constitutional Court needs to be done.

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