Teologi fundamentalisme damai jamaah Tabligh

Bukhori, Bukhori and Rahman, M Taufiq (2024) Teologi fundamentalisme damai jamaah Tabligh. Temali: Jurnal Pembangunan Sosial, 7 (1). pp. 99-110. ISSN 2615-5028

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Abstract

The 20th century saw many Islamic movements emerge in Muslim countries. One of them is the Tablighi Jamaat from India, whose main aim is to convert individuals and society to Islam. With this main goal, this congregation is seen by Fazlurrahman, a Pakistani Muslim scholar, as being in the fundamentalist category. This article discusses this statement by eliciting answers from the field, examining the congregation from within, and revealing the teachings and activities of this Jamaah. This research is qualitative and descriptive research, which aims to get a complete picture of the object. The data collection technique is through involves observation, interviews, and a literature review by comparing a number of references related to the research problem. The qualitative data analysis uses the Miles and Huberman version, which is carried out interactively and continues until completion. The measure of data saturation is characterized by no further data or new information being obtained. The results from the field show that even though it seems fundamentalist, this movement is peaceful. This can be characterized by several teachings and activities, such as carrying out the principle of 'ikramul Muslimin,' namely not using other people's things without the owner's permission; not talking about practical politics either locally or internationally; not talking about different schools of thought in worship; not discussing the disgrace of society; likes to stay in touch with the community; and his method of preaching is friendly from heart to heart without forcing one's will.

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