Takmilah: Menuju Teori Sastra Islami

Abstract

Banyaknya karya sastra Indonesia yang bernuansa islami sejak tahun 2000-an telah dijadikan objek kajian sastra. Pengkajian karya sastra islami tersebut sangat relevan jika menggunakan pendekatan teori sastra Islam. Pendekatan teori sastra Islam yang dianggap sesuai dengan karakter sastra Indonesia bernuansa islami adalah teori sastra Islam Melayu Malaysia. Para pakar sastra Melayu telah berhasil menciptakan teori sastra islami, di antaranya Shafie Abu Bakar yang telah memperkenalkan teori sastra Islam yang disebut dengan teori takmilah.
 
 Abstract: 
 The outburst of Indonesian Islamic literatures has been the object of literary study since the 2000s. The study of Islamic literature is very relevant when using the approach of Islamic literary theory. The approach of Islamic literary theory is considered in accordance with Indonesian Islamic literary character. It is descending from the literature of Malay. The Malay literary experts have succeeded in creating an Islamic literary theory. Shafie Abu Bakar has introduced Islamic literary theory called the theory Takmilah.
 
 Key Words: Islamic literature, theory of Takmilah

Old Malay Manuscript-Based Teaching Materials for Indonesian Literature Course in Senior High School

“…The rapid development of Islamic literature is relevant and in accordance with the theory of Islamic literature which is much influenced by Malay literature. According to [13], the character of Indonesian literary nuances that is Islamic is in accordance with Malaysian Malay Islamic literary theory. Thus, the realm of the study of Islamic literature becomes increasingly widespread and has a reference.…”

Religiusitas dalam Novel Maharku Surah Ar-Rahman Karya Ahliya Mujahidin

“…Para pakar sastra Islam memberikan definisi yang berbeda-beda tentang sastra Islam itu sendiri hingga saat ini tidak ada kesamaan mengenati pengertian sastra Islam. Akan tetapi, pada dasarnya definisi sastra Islam pengertian sastra Islam itu mengacu pada nilai-nilai ke-Islaman (Supriadi, 2011).…”