Tariqa Haq Naqsyabandi As a System of Islamic Iman Building in Pontianak, West Kalimantan

Gitosaroso, Muh.; Chamim, Sulkhan; Masruri, Muhammad

doi:10.28918/religia.v25i1.4162

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“…He promoted to clean the students' heart and to always remember al-H} aqq (Allah). One of this t{ arîqa most prominent teaching was always reciting (sirr), even in the crowd (Gitosaroso et al 2022).…”

Section: The Rumi Centre: a Naqshbandî H{ Aqqânî Genealogymentioning

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TRANSNATIONAL ṬARÎQA: The Expansion of Naqshbandī Haqqânî and the Fulfilment of Urban Spirituality

Asmarani,

Monica

2023

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The following article examines the Naqshbandî Ḥaqqânî order as a spiritual oasis amidst urban life. This order has massively developed around the world, including in Indonesia through The Rumi Centre located in urban area. This ṭarîqa immerses followers in the philosophy of detachment from material possessions, which appeals to urban dwellers who live busy lives. The Naqshbandî Ḥaqqânî order's expansion is further supported by its simplified membership requirements and da’wah digitalization. This research using qualitative methods including participant observation, interviews, and literature studies to discover how The Rumi Center fulfills the spiritual needs of urban followers. The results show that this ṭarîqa successfully balances the lives of its followers through the daily practice of dzikr. Although the followers find solace and spiritual growth by detachment from material possessions, this philosophy may not resonate with every urban dweller. Their strong sufi tradition in their teachings do not resonate with all urban dwellers. The research's focus on urban areas imposes research’s limitations on those who are genuinely seeking alternative religious outside of mainstream religion. The emphasis on inner spirituality, dzikr practice, and end-of-day arrival teaching distinguish this ṭarîqa from mainstream urban religious practices.

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Section: The Rumi Centre: a Naqshbandî H{ Aqqânî Genealogymentioning

confidence: 99%

TRANSNATIONAL ṬARÎQA: The Expansion of Naqshbandī Haqqânî and the Fulfilment of Urban Spirituality

Asmarani,

Monica

2023

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“…Apart from using the Qur'an and Hadith approach, there are also Salawat studies using a Sufism approach, such as those conducted by Rofiatul Hosna (Hosna, 2018) and Muh. Gitosaroso (Gitosaroso et al, 2022). Both studies found that the recitation of Salawat is an implementation of Sufism values which then contributes to character building and strengthening faith in Allah and His Messenger.…”

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Salawat Adhiya Ulami at the Jalsatul Itsnain Baa Alawy Bandung Assembly: Salawat as a Medicine for Peace of Mind

Nurjanah,

Yumna,

Wasik

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This paper discusses the role of Salawat adhiya ulami on the peace of mind of the members of Majelis Jalsatul Itsnain Baa Alawy Bandung. This paper is field research with the object of research at Majelis Jalsatul Itsnain Baa Alawy in Katapang, Bandung, West Java Indonesia. This research uses descriptive methods and a phenomenological approach to obtain data, observation, interview, and documentation techniques were used. While analyzing the data qualitative analysis techniques. This study found that Salawat adhiya ulami is a strand of Salawat that contains the life history of the Prophet Muhammad from birth to death, and Salawat adhiya ulami is a medium for a congregation of the Jalsatul Itsnain Baa Alawy Assembly to express longing for the Prophet Muhammad. By using a Sufistic approach, it can be concluded that after reading Salawat adhiya ulami, a congregation of the Jalsatul Itsnain Baa Alawy Assembly gets peace of mind in carrying out daily life. So that with peace of mind, the congregation believes that they will be husnul khatimah at the end of their lives. This belief is based on the words of Allah; calm souls, return to God with a heart that is pleased, and enter My servants and enter My heaven.

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Tariqa Haq Naqsyabandi As a System of Islamic Iman Building in Pontianak, West Kalimantan

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TRANSNATIONAL ṬARÎQA: The Expansion of Naqshbandī Haqqânî and the Fulfilment of Urban Spirituality

TRANSNATIONAL ṬARÎQA: The Expansion of Naqshbandī Haqqânî and the Fulfilment of Urban Spirituality

Salawat Adhiya Ulami at the Jalsatul Itsnain Baa Alawy Bandung Assembly: Salawat as a Medicine for Peace of Mind

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