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ISSN 1858-4357 · Universitas Islam Negeri Maulana Malik Ibrahim Malang · 356 articles in the index
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The Rewanda Offering Tradition: An Islamic environmental ethics perspective
This study examines the symbolic meanings and environmental ethical dimensions embedded in the Sesaji Rewanda tradition practiced at Kreo Cave. Previous studies on the Sesaji Rewanda tradition have mainly focused on symbolic meanings and cultural tourism, with limited attention to local…
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Synthesis of Wasathiyah and Deep Ecology to Build a Post-Anthroposcentric Environmental Ethics
The looming global ecological crisis shows that environmental damage is not only material, but rooted in a paradigm crisis that places humans at the center of life. The dominance of the anthropocentric perspective has been proven to give birth to massive resource exploitation and ecosystem…
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Local Wisdom-Based Gender-Transformative Parenting for Preventing Child Violence in Muslim Communities of West Nusa Tenggara
Violence against children remains a serious social problem in Indonesia, including in the West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) region, which is inhabited by three major ethnic groups: Sasak, Samawa, and Mbojo (Sasambo). The problem lies not only in economic and educational factors but also in…
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Religious Authority and Environmental Crisis: Ecological fatwas of Sahal Mahfudh and Ali Yafie in Indonesia
This article examines the role of kyai as cultural religious authorities in responding to environmental crises through ecological fatwas in Indonesia. Previous studies on environmental fatwas have primarily examined institutional eco-fatwas, emphasizing practical limitations in addressing…
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Religious Ritual Governance and Social Harmony in Arjowilangun Village: A Berger–Luckmann Perspective
Religion plays a central role in shaping communal values, rituals, and social order in Indonesian village life; however, the processes through which religious meanings become stable communal institutions remain insufficiently explained. Previous studies have mainly focused either on religious…
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Islamic Ecology Tradition, Independence, and Global Contribution
The escalating global environmental crisis demands a reevaluation of humanity's relationship with nature, where scientific approaches must be complemented by ethical and spiritual frameworks. Islam provides a comprehensive foundation for addressing these challenges through the Qur’an and Sunnah…
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Bottingge as A Cultural Mediator in Bugis Bride Price Negotiations to Prevent Elopement
This study investigates the role of Bottingge as a cultural mediator in the Mappanessa Dui Menre tradition and its effectiveness in mitigating the Silariang (elopement) phenomenon within the Bugis community of South Sulawesi. Previous studies on Bugis marriage have primarily examined Dui Menre as a…
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Qur’anic Analysis of Gamelan Singo Mengkok and Tembang Pangkur as Sunan Drajat’s Cultural Dakwah
This study examines the role of Gamelan Singo Mengkok and Tembang Pangkur as cultural daʿwah media used by Raden Qasim (Sunan Drajat) to spread Islam along Java's northern coast during the 15th–16th centuries. While research on the Walisongo is widespread, few studies integratively analyze the…
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Islamic Heritage Branding for Cultural Sustainability in Demak Batik
The sustainability of traditional cultural industries is increasingly challenged by globalisation and market competition. Previous studies have examined Islamic branding, batik innovation, and culture-based creative economies; however, limited attention has been given to how Islamic symbolic…
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Mapping The Islam Nusantara Discourse: Bibliometric analysis of conceptual structure and key debates
This study was motivated by the rapid development of the discourse on Islam Nusantara in academic literature, contrasted with limited efforts to systematically map its intellectual structure and conceptual debate patterns. The purpose of this study is to map the intellectual structure of Islam…
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Islamic Contributions to Scientific and Technological Development in Astronomy, Mathematics, Medicine, and Chemistry
This research discusses the contribution of Islamic civilization to the development of world science and technology and examines the role of Muslim scholars in shaping a scientific paradigm rooted in Islamic spiritual values and rationality. Based on the Eurocentric view dominating scientific…
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Reflection of Tawhid in 3D Miniature Art: Analysis of Surah Ibrahim 35 through Classical and Modern Tafsir
The relationship between Tawhid and visual art remains one of the most profound and complex dimensions of Islamic civilization. Throughout history, Muslim artists have sought to reconcile the theological principle of divine unity with the human impulse for creativity and representation. Meanwhile…
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Discourse of Asceticism: A Critical Textual Analysis and Social-Identity Practices in Pesantren
The discourse of asceticism functions as a distinctive identity that reflects the idealization of pesantren life, rooted in a high level of spirituality. Previous studies have explored pesantren traditions from various angles but none have provided a holistic account of asceticism within pesantren…
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The Dialectics of Wayang in The Wali Songo’s Da'wah: Qur'an and Hadith Perspective
After Ustadz Khalid Basalamah prohibited Wayang performances in one of his lectures, public debate intensified regarding their legal status in Islamic law. Although discussions on the legality of Wayang are not new and date back to the Wali Songo era, previous studies have rarely examined the…
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Interweaving Javanese Cultural Wisdom and Islamic Leadership Ethics: An Analysis of Arjuna in Arjunawiwaha
This study addresses the growing need to reinterpret classical Javanese figures through an Islamic ethical lens, offering a unique framework for understanding indigenous models of moral leadership. Previous studies have not yet examined how the concept of leadership in Arjuna Wiwaha can be…
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Religious Values and Character Education in The Drama “Celengan Tresna”
This study departs from the growing academic interest in literature as a medium for moral and spiritual education, reflecting its potential to shape values through narrative and character portrayal. However, previous research has generally treated moral (character education) and religious values as…
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Stoic Resilience, Moral Autonomy, and The Dichotomy of Control Parallel Tawakkul, Sabr, and Ikhtiyar
The need to uncover how Islamic intellectual and spiritual traditions have historically interacted with non-Islamic systems of thought to develop a distinct ethical psychology grounded in revelation. Despite the Qur’an and Islamic scholarship offering profound frameworks for emotional…
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The Tradition of Postponing Cohabitation until Walimatul ‘Ursy in Cerenti: Durkheim’s solidarity analysis
Marriage customs in Malay communities continue to evolve amid shifting social values, yet scholarly attention to how local traditions mediate the relationship between Islamic law and indigenous norms remains limited. Although various studies have examined marriage rituals in Indonesia, no research…
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Ritual, Theology, and Islamic Civilization: The Grebek Besar Tradition in Demak Regency
Within the broader history of Islamic civilization in Java, ritual traditions such as Grebek Besar have functioned as key sites for the transmission, reinterpretation, and embodiment of Islamic ethical and theological values. This study examines the cultural and theological dimensions of the Grebek…
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Reconstructing Qur’anic Reception Typology in Pesantren: Extending A. Rafiq’s Theory
Studies on the Living Qur’an in pesantren mostly emphasize exegetical, aesthetic, and functional aspects, with limited attention to how Qur’anic meaning emerges through lived experience. Prior research has also not examined how spiritual and socio-economic engagements with the Qur’an extend beyond…