2021
DOI: 10.21154/altahrir.v21i1.2560
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THE DYNAMICS OF CONTEMPORARY ISLAMIC THINKING AND THE ROLEOF EDUCATION: Islamic Fundamentalism, Opponents, and Hybrid Thought

Abstract: This article is written to explain the dynamics of contemporary Islamic thought and the role of Islamic education as one of its supports. The dynamics of Islamic thought are diverse but have the same character that is  opposite thoughts and thoughts that seek common ground. The opposite thoughts depicting here are Islamic fundamentalism and liberalism. Then the thought that seeks common ground here is called hybrid thought. This article is a literature review by utilizing the findings in the previous study for… Show more

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“…Esposito, an expert on Islam, elaborated on the term "fundamentalism" by associating it with the following three things: First, they are said to be fundamentalists if they call for a return to basic religious teachings or pure religious foundations, namely the Koran and Al -Hadith (Irham & Lubis, 2021); Second, the understanding and perception of fundamentalism is strongly influenced by American Protestant groups, namely a 20th-century Protestant movement which emphasizes a literal interpretation of the Bible which is fundamental to the life of Christian religious teachings; Third, the terms fundamentalism and anti-America. The term fundamentalism is highly charged with Christian politics and Western stereotypes and indicates a monolithic threat that does not exist.…”
Section: Results and Discussion Understanding Radicalismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Esposito, an expert on Islam, elaborated on the term "fundamentalism" by associating it with the following three things: First, they are said to be fundamentalists if they call for a return to basic religious teachings or pure religious foundations, namely the Koran and Al -Hadith (Irham & Lubis, 2021); Second, the understanding and perception of fundamentalism is strongly influenced by American Protestant groups, namely a 20th-century Protestant movement which emphasizes a literal interpretation of the Bible which is fundamental to the life of Christian religious teachings; Third, the terms fundamentalism and anti-America. The term fundamentalism is highly charged with Christian politics and Western stereotypes and indicates a monolithic threat that does not exist.…”
Section: Results and Discussion Understanding Radicalismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One of the activists on campus is an Islamic movement activist who views himself as a da'wah [proselytising] activist. Da'wah activists result from continuous interaction with their social world, thus influencing the formation of self-confidence with their religious identity (Irham & Lubis 2021). In practice, there are ideological differences amongst activists of Islamic student organisations in preaching kaffah [a complete return to] Islamic teachings, even at the level of perceiving the Qur'anic hadith texts and translations.…”
Section: Student Activistsmentioning
confidence: 99%