Dynamics of Da’wah Communication in the Minority of Toraja Muslim

Tahir, Qaharuddin; Alang, Sattu; Said, Nurhidayat Muh.; Halik, Abd.

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“…Waterson, for example, describes how inter-community harmony is strongly established between Muslims and Aluk Todolo adherents. In addition, research captures the dynamics of da'wah communication in the Toraja Muslim minority area (Pajarianto et al, 2022;Qodir et al, 2022;Tahir et al, 2020) Research (Halim, 2020;Paisal, 2019) also reveals a portrait of inter-religious harmony in Tana Toraja as naturally formed. Faisal, for example, revealed that harmony built in the community is supported by the values of wisdom inherited from their ancestors on the one hand and their love for a peaceful life on the other.…”

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“…However, long before this period, Islam had actually been recognized in Tana Toraja around 1630 (Christian Pelras, 1985;Dewi, 2014). Later, the existence of Islam in Tana Toraja was further strengthened by the Islamization of two Toraja nobles, namely Puang Sondong in Batualu and Rangga in Madandan (Qaharuddin Tahir et al, 2020).…”

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Islam Garassik: Double Minority Struggles and Survival Strategies in a Multicultural Society

Hasyim,

Langaji,

Barsihannor

et al. 2024

Al-Qalam

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<p>This research aims to delves into the survival strategies of Islam Garassik adherents within the diverse context of Tana Toraja society in South Sulawesi.<em> Islam Garassik</em> is not only a subculture in Torajan culture, but also a double minority group. They are not only a minority within the mainstream of Torajan culture but also within the Islamic community itself. This qualitative research employs an interpretative phenomenological approach within Tana Toraja Regency, specifically in Gandangbatu Sillanan Sub-district. Data were collected through observation, in-depth interviews, and documentation. The research results show that Islam Garassik is an emerging form of Muslim religiosity in Tana Toraja, South Sulawesi, particularly in Lembang Garassik and Gandangbatu Sillanan sub-districts. This phenomenon combines Islamic teachings with local values, showing Islamic syncretism that is friendly to local traditions. Garassik Islam was born out of interactions with Bugis merchants in Mebali, a traditional market, and was influenced by the long and intense history of struggle between religious and cultural institutions in South Sulawesi. As a multiple minority group, Garassik Islam adherents face social exclusion that pushes them to defend their existential identity and values, including religious understanding and ritual practices. In their defense strategy, they negotiate their identity by integrating religious values and traditions, using Sufistic narratives, and interacting with other Muslim groups. This strategy allows them to maintain their religious identity and cultural diversity, establish harmonious relations with the surrounding community, and provide space for the growth of Islam in the rich cultural context of Tana Toraja.</p>

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Islam Garassik: Double Minority Struggles and Survival Strategies in a Multicultural Society

Hasyim,

Langaji,

Barsihannor

et al. 2024

Al-Qalam

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“…Komunikasi tersebut menjadi syarat utama manusia agar mampu berinteraksi dengan manusia lainnya sebagai makhluk sosial (Faridah, 2019). Interaksi antar sesama individu sebagai mahluk sosial akan menimbulkan kesamaan sikap terhadap suatu masalah (Qaharuddin Tahir, Sattu Alang, Nurhidayat Muhammad Said, 2020). Terdapat beberapa unsur dalam komunikasi yang ecara ringkas dapat diketahui dan dipahami dari penjelasan berikut;…”

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Implementasi Teknik Komunikasi Dalam Aktivitas Hipnosis Adi W Gunawan

Faridah,

Masri,

Muhammad

et al. 2023

retorika

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This study aims to examine communication techniques in Adi W Gunawan's hypnotic activities. This type of research is descriptive with a qualitative approach. Data collection by means of observation, interviews, and documentation, the main data sources are Adi W Gunawan, his assistants, team, trainees, and clients, while the supporting data sources are from relevant articles and books. The collected data is analyzed by reducing data, presenting data, and drawing conclusions. The validity of the research data was carried out by triangulating techniques and sources. The research findings show that one of Adi W Gunawan's hypnotic activities occurred due to the authority and credibility of Adi W Gunawan as chairman of the Indonesian Clinical Hypnotherapy Association (AHKI), an expert in mind technology, completed two doctoral studies, actively participated in training and workshops, trained as a public speaker . Communication in hypnosis activities uses repetitive and imaginative techniques by optimizing verbal and vocal aspects with a higher percentage of visual aspects during therapy, balancing visual, vocal and verbal during training, and highlighting verbal and visual aspects when communicating using media. In this study, researchers also found that in communicating requires empathy, self-confidence, and belief in the heart and mind related to the communication process carried out so that the expected communication goals can be achieved, the researchers call this hypnotic communication or hypnotic communication.

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“…Topics related to the Toraja Muslim minority were widely discussed, but most focused only on the context of Muslims' initial encounter with the customs and culture of the Toraja people (Christian Pelras, 1985;Needham, 1981;Waterson, 2009). In addition, there is also research related to the picture of the dynamics of missionary communication of the Toraja Muslim minority (Paisal, 2019;Tahir et al, 2020).…”

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Theological and Cultural Construction: Resilience Strategies of the To Sallang Minority in A Multicultural Society

Ilham,

Hasyim,

Langaji

et al. 2023

FITRAH

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To Sallang is a term addressed to minority Muslims who live in Toraja. Even though they are a minority, they can live side by side, without losing their Islamic identity. This research aims to find out To Sallang's resilience strategy to survive among the mainstream religions and customs of the Toraja people who are predominantly Christian. In addition, it also aims to explore religious aspects that can strengthen To Sallang community to survive and adapt to a multicultural society. Data were collected through observation, in-depth interviews, and documentation. The research results show that To Sallang manages to maintain their social identity as a native of Toraja descent, as well as negotiate personal identity as a Muslim community by adapting their genius and creative assimilation to universal religious values and local wisdom (indigenous knowledge). Through theological concepts such as fitrah-sunnatullah (natural law), hablum min al-nas (social interaction), hurmatu al-takrim (respect and honor), and al-ma'ruf (values of goodness and wisdom that are rooted in the traditions of society) synchronized with local wisdom values such as sikamali (love-miss each other), siangga' (mutual respect), and siangkaran (help each other), To Sallang can present a comprehensive picture of religiosity that accommodates religious aspirations with cultural characteristics. To Sallang strategy could be the best practice and reference to build religious and cultural co-existence since they can survive with their Islamic identity and local wisdom to live together in a multicultural society. It can also be a blueprint for religious and cultural harmony in overcoming potential conflicts caused by ethnic and religious differences.

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Dynamics of Da’wah Communication in the Minority of Toraja Muslim

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Islam Garassik: Double Minority Struggles and Survival Strategies in a Multicultural Society

Islam Garassik: Double Minority Struggles and Survival Strategies in a Multicultural Society

Implementasi Teknik Komunikasi Dalam Aktivitas Hipnosis Adi W Gunawan

Theological and Cultural Construction: Resilience Strategies of the To Sallang Minority in A Multicultural Society

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