Hasan Hanafi's Thoughts on the Authenticity of God's Revelation

Amrin, Amrin; Supriyanto, Supriyanto; Suciyani, Suciyani

doi:10.15408/jii.v12i1.22159

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“…This function has been around for a long time, especially during the time of the Prophet, the mosque as the center of education functions as a place for teaching and learning for every group, as well as studies, recitation of the elderly or children [19]. Mosques must also be developed to carry out this function because education is a must for every Muslim and Muslimah.…”

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Islamic Study: Cultural Aspects (Historic Mosques)

Effendi

Arifi²

2023

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Mosques have an important history in Islam and are also one of the most important aspects in the spread of Islam. The mosque is also a place of worship for Muslims, besides that the mosque is also a center for Muslim activities, such as ta'lim activities for the surrounding community, educational activities, deliberations on Islamic religious activities and so on. The role and function of the mosque also experienced extraordinary development. Mosques not only serve as the main support for ritual worship activities that function to improve mental and spiritual health, but have also been used for various other social activities. The role and function of the mosque also experienced extraordinary development. Mosques not only serve as the main support for ritual worship activities that function to improve mental and spiritual health, but have also been used for various other social activities. Likewise, the architectural design of the mosque, its name, program, management, characteristics of the congregation and others have also experienced remarkable improvements.

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Section: Education Centermentioning

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Islamic Study: Cultural Aspects (Historic Mosques)

Effendi

Arifi²

2023

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“…In Islamic economics, consumptive behavior is not allowed or strictly prohibited, it is stated in Qs Al-A'raf At the end of the verse, it is emphasized that Allah does not like people who are exaggerating, because Allah does not like people who are bigger than a stake, meaning that Allah does not like people whose expenses are greater than their income [32].…”

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Consumption Behavior of Islamic Economic Perspective During the Covid-19 Pandemic

Alma¹,

Abdullah²,

Sirajuddin³

2023

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The purpose of this study is to determine the impact and consumptive behavior of students from an Islamic economic perspective. The research methodology used is a qualitative descriptive field research and research locations on students at the Faculty of Economics and Islamic Business. The criteria used by researchers are students who like to shop online or directly to sellers. Students who have an above average economy or students who have their own income. And students whose lives follow the trend. The results of this study indicate that the consumptive behavior of the students of the Faculty of Economics and Islamic Business during the pandemic is still relatively active in the form of impulse buying, waste, and seeking pleasure. Consumptive behavior from an Islamic economic perspective is a bad deed,

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Hasan Hanafi's Thoughts on the Authenticity of God's Revelation

Cited by 2 publications

References 6 publications

Islamic Study: Cultural Aspects (Historic Mosques)

Islamic Study: Cultural Aspects (Historic Mosques)

Consumption Behavior of Islamic Economic Perspective During the Covid-19 Pandemic

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