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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.
Arjuna Subject : Umum - Umum
Articles 524 Documents
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The Reconstruction of The Role of Islam in Indonesia as A Propethic Religion Naupal Naupal
Al-Ulum Vol. 14 No. 2 (2014): Al-Ulum
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After the end of Soeharto’s regime, in 52 districts produced 78 regulations (perda) influenced by sharia to purify Islam from secular institutions. Because of that, Islam in Indonesia now is criticized as having a tendency to be close to status quo, and resulting so many problems, such as being injustice and dehumanize. Islam as a prophetic religion, as a religion not only for faith to Allah, is also a religion that liberating people from violence and injustice, as Prophet Muhammad brought it. This academic writing , using the hermeneuticmethod fromPaul Ricoeur, analizes the situation, by proposing three ways outthrough the theory of critical ideology, and the deconstruction, and offering to accept plurality, to overcome the problems of complicated situation. Propethic religion might be the proper solution for the problems of Islam in Indonesia than priestly/institutional religion, in order to acheive the better Indonesian society, by practising tolerance, openess in mind, egaliter and democatic.
Pela- Gandong and Harmonization Life of Brotherhood (Orang Basaudara) (Study Case The Relations of Islam and Christianity Post Conflict in Ambon) M. Attamimy
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In post conflict period, Moluccas people were re-echoed the desire to be a civilized society and a dignified. Moluccas Community believes that the spirit of Pela-Gandong is able to glue back the kinship that had marred. Pela is cultural friendships which have been institutionalized in every heart, mind, and behavior of the Moluccans, it’s mean that they come from the same culture, although their religion is different. Pela-Gandong is a “mental awareness “of the “orang Basudara” were so strong, so whatever the burden and responsibility of the “orang Basudara” is a shared of responsibility. This Relationship has relevance to the teaching of religion in ukhuwwah concept. Therefore, the embodiment of teaching of Pela and the values which contained it’s none other the practice of religion. Instead, the reluctance to hold of Pela tradition, it’s same as reluctant to implement the values of religion itself.
The Indonesian Clerics Council (MUI) and The Issue of The Freedom of Religion in The Case of Ahmadiyah Saefur Rochmat
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The Republic of Indonesia does not follow the pure concept of nation state as the national ideology of Pancasila recognizes the role of religion in the national political system. Based on this conception, the government has facilitated the establishment of the ministry of religious affairs which often breaks the principle of religion freedom. In the case of Islamic sect of Ahmadiyah, MUI, established under the auspice of the ministry of religions, has accused the Islamic sect of Ahmadiyah of having done the act of blasphemy. Actually, this will not become a problem if the state consistently applies the separations of power between public and private affairs. In this regard, religious communities take in a role of civil society which would provide checks and balances to the government in the pursuance of democracy. In line with this, the ministry of religious affairs, by means of MUI, should not judge people based on their beliefs. Al-Qur’an also recognizes the existence of different religions as well as some sects within a certain religion. Moreover, it is useful to implement Richard Niebuhr’s theory of denomination. Last but not least, MUI should act following the concept of nation state in order to moderate power which tends to corrupt.
Interreligious Relation and Violence on Religion in Indonesia Religion Philosophy Perspective Nazar Husain
Al-Ulum Vol. 14 No. 2 (2014): Al-Ulum
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This writing gives description about relation among religion followers in Indonesia. The condition of tolerance and the harmony of religion followers in Indonesia is on critical condition. The effort to support multicultural understanding have been done by many sides. The conflict in Indonesia is social religion phenomenon, in whole the violence is happened either on individual level, collective, institution, or the system itself. The mapping model of religious in Indonesia become one alternative for early anticipation. The effort of transformation multicultural understanding is taken by all educators. They are graduated from university should have an ability to transfer the scientific, especially religion tolerance.
Relation Between Pancasila and Islamic Values on Religious Freedom Sulasman Sulasman; Eki Kania Dewi
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The discourse of religious harmony and freedom is still a current study and much studied through various approaches, including in the perspective of history, sociology, and culture. In Indonesia, normatively, the practices of religious harmony and freedom are referred to both Islamic religion and Pancasila values. The two normative references are positioned in line. Thus, even for the people, Pancasila has a spirit of Islam, because the framers of Pancasila (and Konstitution UUD 1945) are Moslem like Muhammad Yamin and Sukarno. Consciously or not, the Islamic teaching viewed by those framers of Pancasila absorbed into the values of Pancasila. Therefore, it is fair enough that Pancasila and Islam have harmony and conformity, including the concepts of religious harmony and freedom.
Inclusive Paradigm –Religion Pluralism on Al-Quran Perspective (Qs. Al-Baqarah/2: & Qs. Ali Imran/3: 64 Analysis) Aisma Maulasa; M. Gazali Rahman
Al-Ulum Vol. 14 No. 2 (2014): Al-Ulum
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This writing is discussing Alquran perspective about the attitude which should be owned by every Moslem in facing religion pluralism as something is possible and factual. By doing deep analysis on QS AlBaqarah /2: 136-137 and QS Ali Imran /3: 64, it is clear that pluralism is factual and be sunnatulah which should be exclaimed its truth. The three verses are also claim five ideal forms which should be had and implemented by all Moslem in regulating their interaction with other religion followers. As the biggest inspiration of a Moslem, then the finding meaning on Alquran verses will minimalize even erupt all exclusive paradigm on religion which for long time constraint the harmony of religion relationship. Exclusive religion bears, because there is misunderstanding and less of understanding about Alquran verses.
Islam Concept about Tolerance and Religious Freedom Rahmawati Caco
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The discourse of tolerance and religious freedom become the impossibility which cannot be escaped in our plural society life. The main problem is how the concept al-Qur’an in explaining well the case of tolerance and religious freedom. Religious freedom naturally is the foundation for creating religion harmony between religious followers. Without religious freedom, it is impossible to create religion harmony. Religious freedom is the right of every people. The right to convey God is given, and nobody can take it out. Tolerance, freedom, and religion plurality implicitly and explicitly contain in al-Qur’an. The confirmation of al-Qur’an about social group plurality and life necessity amomg groups are developed without limitationas long as have benefits. The acknowledgement of al-Qur’an about social group plurality and the human necessity life is guided without limitation as long as it has profit and benefit. In the case of aqidah and belief, al-Qur’an contains very absolute boarded and there is no bargain, because belief and faith is the case relation between human and their Creature.
Multicultural Education and Interreligious Leaders Knowledge Marjuni Marjuni
Al-Ulum Vol. 14 No. 2 (2014): Al-Ulum
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Multicultural-education is meant to portray about the efforts that must be carried out by teachers and lecturers in the midst of a growing cultural diversity in today's society. Teachers and lecturers are expected to contribute in revising the learning material as well as to reform the learning system with wider insight in the globalization process. The birth of various teachings or understandings which are not relevant with religious values, such as secularism and materialism, tends to make religion education to be helpless and even to make religion to be ruled out in various fields. This may also hit people when religion does no longer function effectively in multidimensional and multicultural life.
Muhammad Iqbal’s Philosophy of Religion and Politics: The Basic Concept of Religious Freedom Muhammad Saleh Tajuddin
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The objective of this writing is to explore Iqbal’s thought about religion and politics as the basic concepts of religious freedom. This writing is done by doing research in library and running qualitative research based on philosophical approach. The study is analyzed through descriptive analysis to get accurate results from the objective of the study. The results of the research are: 1) Iqbal’s thought of religion is based on creed (belief), which reflects on rational thought. Iqbal’s effort on reconstruction of religion gives harmony between religion and politics which leads to the society too. 2) The religious freedom from Iqbal’s thought is based on the political ethics concept. His idea is started with the integration between Western thoughts and the Qur’an. Iqbal’s perspective of ego promotes self freedom, so every person can avoid his self from getting perfect spiritual (insane kamil). 3) Individual that lives in “reality as self conscious” concerns on the powers, which will create a harmony to society.
Humanist Theology: Establish Ummah Toward A Tolerance Muhammad Huzain
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The nature of religion has been endlessly discussed by philosophers, theologians, psychologists, and sociologists. They look at different aspects of religion as their interests and their purposes differ. Therefore, they formulate variety of definition of religion. Religion is seen to be difficult to define. But it is necessary to have a clear definition of religion as a starting point for religious studies. But in the globalization era, Muslim need theology basis which is strong. Theology term is to help enrich the muslim knowleadge of Islam. In the thought of Islam theology, means knowleadge which is content in relation beetwen God and the universe. Later, The draft formulation of this, are; How is the book theology in relation of book and religion pluralims? To focus to this formulation, it will be presented many questions, namely: First, How is the theology of consept in the book perspective? The Second, as a book guideline, how is theology implication toward the pluralism religion? Then this writing shows that theology (tauhid) is human awareness on thier believer toward the one god which cover it’s one of essence, action, atribute (characteristic). The unity of god essence is a furitification towards God. Yet, The fluralism is to be still unitied with strong bound, namely bound of essence of God.

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