Upaya Pendidik Dalam Membentuk Sikap Moderasi Beragama Terhadap Santri Dayah Darul Hikmah Aceh Barat

Abstract

This research examines educators' efforts to form an attitude of religious moderation towards Dayah Darul Hikmah West Aceh students. Using a descriptive qualitative approach with a case study type of research, data was collected through observation, interviews and documentation. The research results show that Dayah Darul Hikmah West Aceh has systematically improved attitudes toward religious moderation among its students. Efforts begin with careful planning based on the principles of religious moderation from the Indonesian Ministry of Religion, such as tas?muh, tawassuth, taw?zun, itid?l, mus?wah, and sy?ra. Furthermore, educators socialize and apply the values ??of religious moderation in learning in and outside the classroom by emphasizing tolerance, mutual respect and respect for differences. The practice of religious moderation can be seen from an attitude of mutual respect, respect and affection regardless of differences among students. They also maintain good relations with followers of other religions. This practice aligns with multicultural education, peace, character, inclusiveness, and rahmatan lil'alamin. However, there are challenges, such as misunderstanding regarding religious moderation among educators. This research concludes the importance of socialization, in-depth understanding, evaluation and continuous improvement in efforts to increase attitudes towards religious moderation.

Contrasting Thoughts: Internalization of Islam Wasatiyah of Dayah Ulama in Grounding Moderate Islam in Pesantren

“…In terms of thinking, contrast is the author's analogy that thinkers, especially at the research location, do not abandon their old concepts but add and develop them based on the situation. Therefore, internalization occurs between concepts outside and old concepts (Nuddin, Zainuddin, and Kartiko, 2024). This fusion made thinkers (Dayah Ulama) vary in mapping the extent to which moderate Islam was lenient and their basic ideology could be tolerated.…”