2021
DOI: 10.15408/ajis.v21i1.19684
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Ulama and Radicalism in Contemporary Indonesia: Response of Al Washliyah’s Ulama on Radicalism

Abstract: Al Washliyah is a moderate Islamic organization in Indonesia. Ulama (Islamic scholars) have obtained honorable and strategic positions in Al Washliyah organization. As an elite group in Al Washliyah organization, the ulama have responded to socio-religious problems in Indonesia, including issues of radicalism and terrorism. Their responses to these problems should be understood as they reflect and become one of the foundations in counteracting radicalism and terrorism in Indonesia. This article examines the re… Show more

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“…In cluster 5, the dominant keyword is identity, then the relevant articles are those written by Garayev et al, (2019) entitled "A sociolinguistic survey of fourth movement 1919 in Zhejiang: Participants' attitude and linguistic perspective," which discusses about taking a closer look at collision errors, we can easily confirm that traditional Confucian society during the opportunistic economic progress caused by World War I triggered radicalism and at the same time the object of their struggle. Another keyword in cluster 5 that is dominant is social change, so the relevant article is that written by Syahnan et al, (2021) entitled "Ulama and radicalism in contemporary Indonesia: Response of al washliyah's ulama on radicalism" which discusses how ulama respond to socio-religious problems and changes that occur in Indonesia, including issues of radicalism and terrorism, where the scholars give different interpretations of the four doctrines, by prioritizing moderation in religion and refusing it firmly.…”
Section: Figure 1 Visualization Of the Mapping And Clustering Network...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In cluster 5, the dominant keyword is identity, then the relevant articles are those written by Garayev et al, (2019) entitled "A sociolinguistic survey of fourth movement 1919 in Zhejiang: Participants' attitude and linguistic perspective," which discusses about taking a closer look at collision errors, we can easily confirm that traditional Confucian society during the opportunistic economic progress caused by World War I triggered radicalism and at the same time the object of their struggle. Another keyword in cluster 5 that is dominant is social change, so the relevant article is that written by Syahnan et al, (2021) entitled "Ulama and radicalism in contemporary Indonesia: Response of al washliyah's ulama on radicalism" which discusses how ulama respond to socio-religious problems and changes that occur in Indonesia, including issues of radicalism and terrorism, where the scholars give different interpretations of the four doctrines, by prioritizing moderation in religion and refusing it firmly.…”
Section: Figure 1 Visualization Of the Mapping And Clustering Network...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kajian tentang sejarah dan ideologi Al Washliyah sudah banyak dilakukan misalnya oleh Ja'far (2016 & 2019) dan Mhd. Syahnan, et al (2021). Kajian seputar politik Al Washliyah sudah dilakukan secara terbatas oleh Aliman Saragih (2016), Ja'far (2019), Faisal Riza (2021) dan Mardian Idris Harahap (2021).…”
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“…The phenomenon of radicalism and intolerance is now spreading in society and educational institutions. Religious moderation is a balance between understanding and practicing religion, understanding text and context, and being balanced and not excessive (Davids, 2017;Syahnan, Ja'far, & Iqbal, 2021;Widjaja, Bhattacharya, Ma`arif, & Aslan, 2022). This article explores the meaning of religious moderation from the perspective of the Qur'an and Hadith and its implementation in Islamic educational institutions (LPI).…”
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confidence: 99%