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Al-Ulum
Published by Institut Agama Islam Negeri Sultan Amai Gorontalo
ISSN : 14120534     EISSN : 24428213     DOI : https://doi.org/10.30603/au.v19i2.1051
Core Subject : Religion, Economy,
Religion Economics, Econometrics & Finance
Al-Ulum adalah jurnal yang terbit berkala pada bulan Juni dan Desember, ditelaah dan direview oleh para ahli dalam bidangnya, diterbitkan oleh lembaga Penelitian dan Pengabdian pada Masyarakat Institut Agama Islam Negeri (IAIN) Sultan Amai Gorontalo, Indonesia ISSN 1412-0534 E-ISSN 2442-8213 Al-Ulum telah diakreditasi dengan peringkat B oleh Kementerian Pendidikan dan Kebudayaan Keputusan Keputusan Direktur Jenderal Pendidikan Tinggi No. 53/DIKTI/Kep/2013 untuk periode 2013-2018. Sekarang, AL-Ulum telah terakreditasi sistem online dengan peringkat “Sinta 2” untuk periode 2018-2022 oleh Kementerian Riset, Teknologi, dan Pendidikan Tinggi SK No. 21/E/KPT/2018.
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Kajang; A Picture of Modesty: An Indonesian Local Belief Andi Akifah; Mukrimin Mukrimin
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The unique of Kajang ethnic is interesting to be studied by different disciplines. Their belief on the messages stated in “Pasanga ri Kajang” drive their step in running their life simply and wisely. This paper explores the community of Kajang and their religious beliefs and values. The importance of the Pasanga ri Kajang and the existence of Ammatoa as they believe as the messenger are two things that maintain their strong values and believes. Although they claimed to be Muslims, their religious practices are much different with general Muslims. They believe that “je’ne temmapettu; sembayang tellara,” which is meant, more or less, “unbreaka-ble ritual ablution and a never ending prayers” as more important than the ritual religious practice. The concept is not primarily by the principles of Islam, but rather it is based on their attitudes and behaviors of daily life on traditional teachings supporting practices, such as “kalumbusuang” (honesty); “gattang” (consistency); “sabbara” (patience); and “appisona” (sincerity).
Sipuisilam dalam Selimut Arat Sabulungan Penganut Islam Mentawai di Siberut Maskota Delfi
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The Mentawai island group, due to relative remoteness, has been able to develop independently from activities on the mainland. Therefore, a large part of the population was raised on the organically developed culture and dynamic capacity of the community. This was possible due to the richly endowed environment, which includes the staple food provision in sago trees and an abundance of wildlife, including boars. The food source became an important element in the traditional believe of Arat Sabulungan, as it served as a binding agent in ritual feasts, bonding of sharing animal protein with clan members, payments to fulfil bride price requirements and traditional fines. In 1954, a compulsory introduction of state sanctioned religions was arranged. As the Mentawains acknowledge certain advanced wisdom and wealth of the sasareu or foreigners, many incentive programs made successful converts. Nevertheless, a remarkable adaptation was included; in which some layers of Mentawai identity was not lost in the conversion. In this adaptation the Islamic faith was infused with local perception.
Islam dan Kebudayaan Fitriyani Fitriyani
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Artikel ini mendiskusikan tentang Islam dan kebudayaa. Islam mempunyai dua aspek, yakni segi agama dan segi kebudayaan. Dengan demikian, ada agama Islam dan ada kebudayaan Islam. Dalam pandangan ilmiah, antara keduanya dapat dibedakan, tetapi dalam pandangan Islam sendiri tak mungkin dipisahkan. Antara yang kedua dan yang pertama membentuk integrasi. Demikian eratnya jalinan integrasinya, sehingga sering sukar mendudukkan suatu perkara, apakah agama atau kebudayaan. Misalnya nikah, talak, rujuk, dan waris. Dipandang dari kacamata kebudayaan, perkara-perkara itu masuk kebudayaan. Tetapi ketentuan-ketentuannya berasal dari Tuhan.
Unsur Estetika Islam pada Seni Hias Istana Raja Bugis Pangeran Paita Yunus; Soedarsono Soedarsono; SP Gustami
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Continuity in the development of art, especially Hindu art Indonesia reached a new tradition at the time of the power of the king who converted to Islam, in which the development of Islamic art in Indonesia based on the palace of the king. In this cultural arts center arts fostered and developed based on a long artistic tradition with new values ​​that Islam breath. Symbolic and aesthetic elements in the building of Islam in Indonesia, is a reflection of culture in a region of breath. Big or small the role of local culture, weighing whether or not the work of pre-Islamic art, that's what color the Islamic art forms including architecture realization. The concept of Islam, i.e. every creature possessed of art values ​​have to be connected with a wealth of beauty and greatness of Allah Swt. Thus, in Islamic art has a legal status (syar'i) are governed by certain religious teachings of Islam, both contained in the Qur'an, Hadith, and the opinions of the ulama.
Tafsir Al-Qur’an Al-Karim Karya MUI Sul-Sel Mursalim Mursalim
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Tafsir Bugis, which compiled by the Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI), existed within South Sulawesi among Bugis people to fill the lack of literature in Bugis area; therefore, the Qur'an can be understood by ordinary people who do not understand or know Latin language (i.e. Malay) or Arabic interpretation. This includes commentary Tafsir al-Qur'an Bugis completed a 30 chapters written by Bugis interpretation AG. Daud Ismail. The methodology of the tafsir is using the tahlily method through textual forms and the way its construction is not very merely affiliated schools of philosophy and its schools of fiqh.
Relasi Islam dan Hindu Perspektif Masyarakat Bali I Gede Suwindia
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This article explores the problem of relations between Mulsim and Hindu community in Bali. Methodologically, it consisted of three regions: Denpasar, Karangasem and Singaraja. Basically, the relation between Islam and Hindu in Bali has been strengthened by the Bali’s local culture which still continues to develop and exist until today. Genealogical relations due to marriage among families in the past and their generation’s nowadays also contribute significantly to the living harmony among Hindus and Muslims in Bali. Too, local governments trough Forum Kerukunan Antar Umat Beragama (Religion Followers Forum) and the Ministry of Religious Affairs facilitate wider medium of dialogues after the Reformasi era; therefore, relation among them remains constructive and puts forward local wisdom as the basis.
Pohutu Momulanga: Gelar Adat di Gorontalo Moh. Ihsan Husnan
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This article focuses on a traditional ceremony in Gorontalo. The so-called Pohutu Momulanga ceremony, i.e. a traditional ritual which is performed in the event of local coronation and conferral for a regent or major in Gorontalo. The study shows that there has a number of meanings and values in the Pohutu Momulanga ceremony. Among those values and meanings consist on regalia and sacred words as the symbol of tuja’i. Those symbols and the tuja’i meant as leadership examples to community. It is important to note that the Pohutu Momulanga ritual is very much influenced by Islamic values.
Bahasa Bugis dan Penulisan Tafsir di Sulawesi Selatan Muhammad Yusuf
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Bugis language is one of the local languages ​​in Indonesia, particularly in South Sulawesi. Bugis language has its own script called Lontarak. Lontarak is a classic text that illustrates the lives of people in the past. There are three Lontarak are found in South Sulawesi, which classic Lontarak, Attoriolong, and Pau-Pau Rikadong. All three contain different content. In the midst of the threat of extinction due to the influence of globalization, then Muslims in South Sulawesi, especially Bugis language seeks to maintain the tradition by writing the Qur'an in the Bugis language interpretation using Lontarak script. It is also an attempt by Bugis scholars of South Sulawesi to collaborate between Islam and the treasures of wisdom.
Realitas Adati Hula-Hulaa to Syara’i, Syara’i Hula-Hulaa to Qur’ani Mashadi Mashadi
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Islam has become the support and reference among Gorontalo people from the early period the religion. It is including in their way of life and daily activity such as daily lives and traditions. Therefore, it can be understood that Gorontalo is known with the philosophical "Adati hula-hulaa to saraa, saraa hula-hulaa to Kur'ani" which meant as "custom is based on the shari’ah, and so, the shari’ah is based on the Qur’an". This local value ​​is a philosophy of life that had been formulated from the Gorontalo first Muslim king, Sultan Amai. This concept was modified three times until the King Eyato with the concept as we know it today. Gorontalonese local wisdom as inferred in indigenous of "custom is based on the shari’ah, and so, the shari’ah is based on the Qur’an" uniquetly influence their way of lives and in the forms and implementation of religious values in Gorontalo.
Meretas Hubungan Mayoritas-Minoritas dalam Perspektif Nilai Bugis Syarifuddin Latif
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The raise of conflicts due to the gap between the majority and the minority in the social stratum is getting more and more progressing recently. The conflicts, of course, are a serious problem tham must overcome because they can corrupt the harmony of life. To minimize the conflicts, both the majority and the minority must be harmonized by using some efforts. One effort that can be offered is local wisdom of the buginesss that is called paseng and pangadereng. Paseng consists of ada tongeng, sipakatau sipakalebbi, dan mappesona ri dewata seuwwae. Meanwhile pangadereng consists of adek, rapang, bicara, warik, dan sarak, local wisdom of the buginesss is expected to contribute effectifely in the effort to build a harmony relationship between the majority and the minority.

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