Exploration of Kejawen in "Visit Central Java" version of KukuBima Ener-G advertisement

Marta, Rustono Farady; Supina, Supina; Fernando, Erlina; Yohanes, William; Cahyanto, Ignatius

doi:10.30659/e.7.1.160-176

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“…Where they still carry out religious orders and stay away from the prohibitions of their religion. The teachings of Kejawen philosophy encourage humans to remain obedient to their God ( (Ridwan & Basith, 2021), (Tambunan, 2022), (Marta et al, 2022), (Nawafi, 2020), (Fibrianto, 2019).…”

Section: Kejawen Is a Principle Of Javanese Societymentioning

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Cultural Beliefs of Kejawen as Life Form of the Javanese in Islamic Theology Perspective

Suroyo,

Bima

2023

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Kejawen is the belief of a multi-ethnic people on the Indonesian island of Java. Kejawen philosophy is based on Javanese thinkers' religious beliefs. This study aims to analyze the cultural beliefs of Kejawen from an Islamic Theology perspective with the objectives of this study are to determine the ritual of Kejawen in daily life from Islamic perspective and the materials used such as flowers and offerings in Kejawen which will be studied in Islamic perspective. This is an ethnographic study with the location of this study being in the Special Region of Yogyakarta and Solo. Documentation and observation are the instruments which are used for this study. The result found that Kejawen is an example of this fusion, with many Islamic elements. In Kejawen, God is known as Sang Hyang Taya, which is connected to the Islamic idea of Allah. Muslims believe that Allah is the one God and that no other gods exist. From an Islamic theological stance, Kejawen emphasizes the importance of inner spirituality, human experience, and the interconnection of all things in the cosmos. There are many connections between it and Islamic ideas, including as the concept of God and the power of prayer.

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Section: Kejawen Is a Principle Of Javanese Societymentioning

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Cultural Beliefs of Kejawen as Life Form of the Javanese in Islamic Theology Perspective

Suroyo,

Bima

2023

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“…It should be underlined that the Javanese way of life is not identical to the belief in God Almighty, Abangan Islam, Javanese mysticism, or occult science, as well as other religious terms. The Javanese view of life is not a religion, but a view of life in a broad sense, which includes a view of God and the universe He has created, and the position of man in it (Marta et al 2022, Yusrifa 2017.…”

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Regional resilience in post-disaster recovery efforts of Merapi eruption based on local wisdom in Sleman Regency

Yusrifa

Danugroho

2022

JSD

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Mount Merapi is located in two administrative regions, namely Central Java and Yogyakarta Special Region. Subsequent to the major eruption in 2010, the Sleman district government of Yogyakarta continued to formulate various policies related to post-disaster regional development. This study aims to explore regional development post-eruption of Merapi in Sleman, Yogyakarta, and formulate strategies that can be applied to the development of disaster-prone areas in Indonesia based on local wisdom. This research is qualitative research, which uses a literature review data collection method. The data were obtained and then processed by using CAQDAS (Computer-assisted Qualitative Data Analysis Software)-NVIVO 12 Plus™ application. The results of this study show that the existence of harmonious local wisdom among residents and the Javanese view of life triggered high optimism to rebuild areas affected by the eruption. Regional development strategies that are based on local wisdom are considered capable of overcoming post-disaster trauma and accelerating regional development. It also supported regional resilience goals that were needed to rebuild the affected areas. Based on the findings of this study, as areas with considerable potential and threat of disaster, Sleman and DIY can be role models for other regions to live in harmony with disasters.

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Exploration of Kejawen in "Visit Central Java" version of KukuBima Ener-G advertisement

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Cultural Beliefs of Kejawen as Life Form of the Javanese in Islamic Theology Perspective

Cultural Beliefs of Kejawen as Life Form of the Javanese in Islamic Theology Perspective

Regional resilience in post-disaster recovery efforts of Merapi eruption based on local wisdom in Sleman Regency

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