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ISSUE: Journal of Islamic Studies for Universal Dialogue
Published by Sadra International Institute
ISSN : 29874890     EISSN : 3125285X     DOI : -
Core Subject : Religion, Humanities, Education, Social,
Religion Humanities Education Social Sciences Other
ISSUE is an international peer reviewed journal of islamic studies which published by Sadra International Institute. This journal is published each semester, and multilingual (English, Indonesian, and Arabic). This journal provides a scholarly forum for sustained dis-cussion of islamic studies from various disciplinary studies. ISSUE warmly welcomes contributions from scholars of related disciplines. The aim is to provide readers with a better understanding of reality and present developments through the publication of articles, research report, and book reviews. ISSUE specializes in Islamic Studies in general. This journal warmly welcomes contributions from scholars of related disciplines.
Arjuna Subject : Seni dan Humaniora - Studi Agama
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METHODOLOGY OF ISLAMIC ECONOMIC STUDIES WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON QUR’ANIC STUDIES Seyyed Mofid Hossaini Kouhsari
ISSUE: Journal of Islamic Studies for Universal Dialogue Vol. 1 No. 1 (2023): ISSUE: Journal of Islamic Studies for Universal Dialogue
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.67281/issue.v1i1.1

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The methodology of Islamic economy is among the important areas of Islamic economic studies. The attention it gets from scholarstoday is much more than what it used to do in the past. Though it has certain backgrounds, it is a new study in this area. To deal withmethodology without paying attention to some of the foundations Islamic economic studies is a futile attempt devoid of any depthand precision. Giving attention to principles such as ‘the need for compatibility between methodologies, objectives and principles ofIslamic economy’, ‘the need for compatibility between legitimate goal and legitimate methodology’, ‘multi-methodological characteristic of Islamic economic’, ‘the stable and the variable in Islamic economy’, ‘guidelines and commandments (in Islamic economy)’, ‘the impact of time and place on (Islamic) economy’, ‘the impact of religion on Islamic economy’, ‘the role of intellect in deducing economic laws’ and ‘the presence of local and universal elements’, will further enrich methodological studies. Given these principles we can list the main methodologies of Islamic economy with special emphasis on Qur’anic economy as under: induction, extra-thematic interpretation, making use of descriptive statements of Islamic economy, endorsement, discovery, systematic, and establishment.
PENDIDIKAN KARAKTER DALAM KELUARGA: STUDI ATAS HADIS PENDIDIKAN KARAKTER DALAM KELUARGA Lutfiyani Lutfiyani; Ahmad Suhendra
ISSUE: Journal of Islamic Studies for Universal Dialogue Vol. 1 No. 1 (2023): ISSUE: Journal of Islamic Studies for Universal Dialogue
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AbstractCharacter education in the family is very important for a child’s development. Education is a means to educate the nation in order toelevate the human. Readings traditions character education in the family in its various aspects is very important. Thus, this article willexamine the character education from the perspective of tradition. Hadith character education issued by Ibnu Majah no. 3661 indicating the existence of two principles that can be taken, which glorify or loved children (akrimū awlādakum) and educate the child character (aḥsinū adābahum).
AGAMA DAN KEMANUSIAAN: IMPLEMENTASI AJARAN AGAMA TERHADAP AKSI SOSIAL Abdul Qodir
ISSUE: Journal of Islamic Studies for Universal Dialogue Vol. 1 No. 1 (2023): ISSUE: Journal of Islamic Studies for Universal Dialogue
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Religion is not only defined as the relationship between the Creatorand His creations but can also function as a basis for social actionin the form of religious philanthropic movements and be appliedthrough various humanitarian activities. This paper aims toexplain that humanitarian social movements can be carried out byinstitutions initiated and based on religious principles. The purposeof these institutions is to distribute aid and strive to improve theliving standards of marginalized groups or the poor. In its concept,the welfare of the poor is not sufficient merely by providing economicassistance in the form of charity; it must be complemented withlong-term programs such as education, health, skills training, andprogram monitoring. Therefore, religious philanthropy has an activerole in providing universal public services without discriminationbetween individuals.
DO THE HUMAN SCIENCE HAVE A SINGLE METHODOLOGY? Ali Mesbah
ISSUE: Journal of Islamic Studies for Universal Dialogue Vol. 1 No. 1 (2023): ISSUE: Journal of Islamic Studies for Universal Dialogue
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Despite all serious critiques regarding the appropriateness and sufficiency of empirical methodology in the human sciences, it has secured its place in such researches. Critiques of empiricism in the human sciences take advantage of a variety of strategies to disqualify it and to establish their alternatives. It seems that one key issue which is forgotten or overlooked by these critiques is looking into the nature of the subject matters of the human sciences and their methodological requisites, which can shed some light on the deficiency of empirical methodology in the realm of the human sciences. This article will start with the methodological principle that the appropriate method for studying any subject depends on the nature of its subject matter, which in turn, determines the appropriate research method. On this basis, I will try to analyze the nature of the themes in the human sciences to show the incongruity of empirical method with such concepts. Analyzing such concepts, shows that they represent a variety of conceptual categories such as first intelligibles, secondary philosophical intelligibles, and purely conventional concepts, and to study each one of them, one needs to employ a different methodology. Therefore, the article concludes that empirical method has its limited privileges in studying some of the issues in the human sciences; however, we need to take a multidimensional approach regarding the methodology of the human sciences.
HUMAN BEING AND SOCIAL ENTITY IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL TRADITION: A COMPARATIVE FRAMEWORK Andhika Riyadi; Sonny Yuliar
ISSUE: Journal of Islamic Studies for Universal Dialogue Vol. 1 No. 1 (2023): ISSUE: Journal of Islamic Studies for Universal Dialogue
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Understanding the existential relation between human being and social entity has been a major theme in human sciences. Such an intellectual enquiry is not only important for theoretical purposes, but also of highly relevant for practical life. Within the Western contemporary social sciences, two distinct approaches have recently been attracting wide attention, namely the critical realism and the actor-network theory. The critical realism seeks to explore the interaction mechanism between human subjective individualand its surrounding objective social structure by ascribing independent existential status to each of them, i.e., the subjective existence and the objective existence. In opposite to this, the actor-network theory denies the independent existence of the subject and the object altogether. For actornetwork theory, the question of existence should be answer by tracing the relations that are performed, or enacted, by human individual agents. In other words, existence is relational and performative. Within the Islamictraditions, the works of Ibn Khaldun have been highly respected as a major contribution in the understanding of human being and social behavior and structure. In his Muqaddimah, Ibn Khaldun asserts that human being is inherently political, and human individuals cooperation is fundamental to their collective existence. The aim of the paper is to present a conceptual framework in which the above-described theoretical works could be put side-by-side in such a way as to gain a theoretical synthesis. In this way, we hope that the paper could contribute to the theme of Islamic human sciences by way of dialog between Western and Islamic traditions.
PANCASILA AS A GLOBAL ETHICS OF MULTICULTURAL Kaelan Kaelan
ISSUE: Journal of Islamic Studies for Universal Dialogue Vol. 1 No. 2 (2023): ISSUE: Journal of Islamic Studies for Universal Dialogue
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In a scientific study conducted by George McTurner Kahin of Cornell University, philosopher Bertrand Russell of England, and Dahm, it is explained that Pancasila, developed by the founder of the nation and state of Indonesia, is an interdisciplinary synthesis betweenliberalism, marxism, and religious values (in this case Islam). The position of the principal Pancasila consists of two things, namelyas the basis of state (philosofische groundslag) and the nation’s way of life, which can also be a universal worldview. In the formulation of Pancasila, Sukarno said that Pancasila is ‘weltanchauung’ whose meaning is ‘worldview’, or it can be interpreted that the Pancasila has principles and values of morality that are based on religion, and it is very important to be appointed as a global ethic in the face of the multicultural life. The essence of Pancasila: the deity, humanity, unity, democracy, and justice, is a universal philosophical principle. This means that the essential values of Pancasila are not only for the Indonesian nation but can be realized by the entire nation in the world in creating a society that is prosperous, devout, civilized, united, equal, and just. This writing will discuss Pancasila as a worldview and its relevance as a global ethics of multiculturalism in the world today. This writing emphasizes the philosophical views of society, the nation, and human beings as the primary supporters of the state. It provides us with perspective and characterizes Pancasila philosophy as an additional viewpoint alongside other philosophical views in the world, such as liberalism, individualism, socialism, communism, secularism, pragmatism, materialism, and religious fundamentalism.
TAWHID IS THE TRUE BASIS FOR EPISTEMOLOGY Keith Morrison
ISSUE: Journal of Islamic Studies for Universal Dialogue Vol. 1 No. 2 (2023): ISSUE: Journal of Islamic Studies for Universal Dialogue
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There is a common sense of urgency among Islamic and Eastern Orthodox Christian scholars to reestablish a proper ground for intellectual work. This paper argues that tawhid provides the proper ground, because it describes the universe as a hypostatic unity. Humans are made in the image of God as a microcosm of the universe, called to fulfill the unifying movement of tawhid, by bringing the universe into awareness of the Creator. Tawhid therefore provides a universal basis for appreciating all cultural streams and disciplines, as expressing rainbow-like, unique colours of universal genius. The unifying of the rainbow of genius is itself part of tawhid. The rise of modern Western epistemology is one particular genius. Unfortunately modern Western epistemology appears to have confused universal with global, and forgotten that it is only part of the rainbow. It has lost sight of the context of tawhid. In particular it has lost sight of the priority of quality over quantity. It limits itself to secondary or extrinsic social constructed essences for abstraction of utility. The reifying of socially constructed and technologically enhanced secondary qualities as amounts of substance, which can be controlled through abstract causality within a force field, is used to justify attempted global dominance through a misplaced ontology of subliminal violence. The true cause, which hypostatically, graciously and compassionate gifts unique qualities, known through illumination mediated by angels, as beings moving in divine harmony and divine beauty toward tawhid, has been lost sight of. A recovery of the context of tawhid is the unifying movement of: gaining virtues through overcoming injustice; overcoming unsustainable interactions with other creatures; contemplating illumination from angels whilst rejecting temptations from demons; all to become into the likeness of God through doing God’s will to fulfill creation as a unifying mediator for tawhid
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BASED ON GENDER EQUALITY IN THE INTERPRETATION OF SEYYED ALI KHAMENEI: TOWARD GOLDEN INDONESIA Nurul Khair
ISSUE: Journal of Islamic Studies for Universal Dialogue Vol. 1 No. 2 (2023): ISSUE: Journal of Islamic Studies for Universal Dialogue
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.67281/issue.v1i2.9

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In the context of MDGs (Millennium Development Goals), the enhancement of economic growth to alleviate poverty must be capable of driving the advancement of gender equality. Achieving gender equality entails eliminating developmental disparities between men and women across all fields. High gender equality will foster productivity, economic growth, and overall development efficiency. Gender discrimination remains prevalent in various aspects of life in Indonesia, with a trend towards improvement. This article discusses how gender equality contributes to boosting economic growth in Indonesia, drawing on an analysis of Seyyed Ali Khamenei's ideas to grasp the essence of economic development within the framework of gender equality. The research's objective is to analyze the role of gender equality in Indonesia's economic growth. Gender equality is assessed through indicators such as life expectancy, labor force participation rates, and the average years of schooling for women compared to men. Using panel data, this study reveals that the ratios of female-to-male life expectancy, female-to-male labor force participation rates, and female-to-male average years of schooling significantly enhance economic growth in Indonesia. Gender equality emerges as a key solution to bolster economic growth. The current role of women must no longer be underestimated, particularly in their economic contributions, underscoring the importance of women's economic empowerment programs.
THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE AWARENESSENLIGHTMENT IN INTERPRETATION (ATTAW’IYYAH WA AT-TANWĪR) AND SOCIAL MOVEMENT (TAḤRĪK AL-MUJTAMA‘) FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF SEYYED ALI KHAMENEI Achmad Fadel
ISSUE: Journal of Islamic Studies for Universal Dialogue Vol. 1 No. 2 (2023): ISSUE: Journal of Islamic Studies for Universal Dialogue
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This research aims to implement the Quranic interpretation approach of Sayyid Ali Khamenei based on awareness-enlightenment interpretation (at-taw’iyyah wa at-tanwīr) and social movement (taḥrīk al-mujtama‘) within society. Ali Khamenei’s approach to understanding the Qur'an is a distinctive feature that he applies in his lessons of interpretation during his time in Mashhad with the hawza students and university students. The phases of his life journey demonstrate an exceptionally close relationship with the Qur'an.he interpretive approach utilized by Ali Khamenei actually shares similarities with other scholars of interpretation, such as Muhammad Abduh, Seyyed Qutb, Mustafa Maraghi, Thahir bin Ashur, Seyyed Hossein Fadlullah, Nasir Makarim Shirazi, and others. These scholars approach the Qur’an with a blend of literary and social context, often referred to as "adabī-ijtima‘ī". However, Ali Khamenei's interpretation of the Qur'an has different foundations and techniques from them, despite sharing a similar approach.The background of the research problem is the issue of the validity of the interpretative approach, particularly the interpretation related to social movements, and the issue of partiality in Islamic thought and the Qur'an. The research methodology employed is literature review with an analytical-descriptive approach. This research concludes that the approach of “taw’iyyah wa tanwīr” and “taḥrīk al-mujtama‘” interpretation is implemented based on three foundations: the coherence of the Islamic ideological system, social utility, and intellectual certainty. Ali Khamenei's interpretive framework is constructed by connecting society to the belief system within the Qur'an.
TRACKING THE SPIRIT OF ISLAMIC ANTI-NEOIMPERIALISM IN THE THOUGHTS OF AYATOLLAH ALI KHAMENEI Dina Yulianti
ISSUE: Journal of Islamic Studies for Universal Dialogue Vol. 1 No. 2 (2023): ISSUE: Journal of Islamic Studies for Universal Dialogue
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In the 20th century, colonized nations achieved their independence. Nevertheless, the struggle against colonization continues as imperialistic forces have transformed into neoimperialistic powers, maintaining control over economic, political, and cultural aspects. Consequently, the struggles of Third World countries have evolved from physical resistance against colonization to the pursuit of establishing an independent, just governance system that upholds the rights of marginalized populations. This article explores the concept of ‘neoimperialism’ and how the Qur’an views resistance against this neoimperialism, particularly through an examination of the thoughts of the eminent Iranian scholar, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. One of the key points in Ayatollah Khamenei's thinking is that neoimperialistic powers exploit native elite groups in their quest for dominance and employ neoimperialistic jargon such as modernity, progress, human rights, and democracy. Islam does not inherently oppose these concepts but rather opposes their misuse for the benefit of neoimperialism.

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