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Jurnal Sosiologi Agama Indonesia
SINTA 3
ISSN 2722-6700 · UIN Ar-raniry, Program Studi Sosiologi Agama · 159 articles in the index
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Integrating Qur’anic Moral Values through the Bina Pribadi Islami (BPI) Program: A Case Study in an Islamic School in Indonesia
This study examines how Qur’anic moral values are integrated into a school-based character development program through the Bina Pribadi Islami (BPI) framework at SMPIT Nur Hidayah Surakarta, an Islamic integrated school in Indonesia. The study addresses the gap between normative formulations of…
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Social Conflict, Identity Boundaries, and Resource Competition: The Alas–Batak Case in Southeast Aceh (1950–1970)
This study examines the social conflict between the Alas and Batak communities in Kuta Batu, Southeast Aceh, during the period 1950–1970. The research aims to analyze the underlying causes, the dynamics of conflict escalation, and the forms of conflict resolution that emerged within the local…
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Revisiting Teacher Support and Psychological Well-Being among Santri in Pesantren: An Explanatory Analysis
Santri psychological well-being is an important aspect of pesantren (Islamic boarding school) education, as it supports students’ adaptation, emotional stability, and engagement in daily activities. Teacher support is often considered a key factor in shaping positive psychological outcomes in…
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The Persistence of Shalawat Ngelik in Kampung Mlangi, Yogyakarta: Habitus, Capital, and Regeneration
This study examines the persistence of Shalawat Ngelik, a traditional form of religious musical performance practiced in Kampung Mlangi, Yogyakarta. Although earlier studies have documented the historical background and cultural characteristics of this tradition, the social mechanisms that enable…
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Challenges of Religious Moderation Through Islamic Religious Education in Junior High Schools: A Systematic Literature Review
Religious moderation has become an important educational agenda in Indonesia, particularly in strengthening tolerance, non-violence, national commitment, and respect for diversity among students. At the junior high school level, Islamic Religious Education plays a strategic role in introducing and…
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Everyday Tolerance under Syariat Islam: Muslim Perceptions of Chithirai Maha Puja in Banda Aceh
In Banda Aceh, the public celebration of Chithirai Maha Puja by the Hindu Tamil community takes place within a Muslim-majority city formally shaped by Syariat Islam, or Islamic sharia. This article asks how Muslim residents in Gampong Keudah make sense of this visible minority ritual and how their…
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Rethinking Gold, Glory, and Gospel: An Interconnected Model of Colonial Power in Missionary Activity in North Sumatra, Indonesia
This study reexamines the concepts of Gold, Glory, and Gospel by proposing an interconnected model of colonial power relations. While these concepts are commonly treated as separate motives of European expansion, this study argues that they operated simultaneously through the alignment of economic…
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Culinary Behavior of Generation Z in Bengkulu City
This study examines culinary behavior among Generation Z in Bengkulu City by analyzing its associations with price perception, taste, restaurant location, social factors, and healthy lifestyle orientation. Employing an associative quantitative design, data were collected from 384 respondents…
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Investigating Interest and Necessity: A Phenomenological Analysis of Generation Z's Involvement in Islamic Religious Education
This study examines the importance and value of Islamic Religious Education for university students, with particular attention to the relationship between personal interest and the necessity of spiritual and moral development in higher education. Using a qualitative phenomenological approach, data…
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Hajj and Self-Transformation: The Moral Anchoring of Sustained Prosocial Behavior among Indonesian Pilgrims
This study examines how the Hajj pilgrimage shapes sustained prosocial behavior among Indonesian pilgrims, with a focus on the mechanisms that support post-pilgrimage transformation. While previous studies have documented the spiritual and social impacts of Hajj, less attention has been given to…
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Breaking the Silence: Stigma, Community Norms, and Social Welfare Responses to Child Sexual Abuse in Zanzibar
Child sexual abuse (CSA) remains a critical social welfare concern in Zanzibar, where disclosure and help seeking are shaped by community norms, stigma, and institutional trust. This study synthesizes secondary sources through qualitative thematic document analysis of peer reviewed literature and…
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Viral Product Consumption as an Expression of Consumer Culture among Generation Z Female Students at UIN Ar-Raniry Banda Aceh
Social media has made viral product consumption increasingly embedded in the everyday lives of Generation Z university students. However, existing research has more often examined consumer behavior through structural variables than students’ interpretations of consumption as a social practice. This…
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Managing Post-Hajj Relationships: Organizational Strategies of IPHI Semarang City
This study examines how IPHI Semarang City manages its relationship with hajj alumni after the pilgrimage through routine programs, local coordination, and community-based religious activities. The study addresses the question of how post-hajj ties are maintained once pilgrims return to everyday…
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The Massali Tradition in Bugis Society: Ritual Meaning, Cultural Health Beliefs, and Social Change in Bompo, Bone Regency
This study examines the Massali tradition in the Bugis community of Bompo Hamlet, Mattampa Bulu Village, Lamuru District, Bone Regency, Indonesia. Massali is a collective fasting tradition based on the restriction of animal-based foods and other customary prohibitions that continue to shape…
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Negotiating Religious Moderation in Pontianak City: Formal Constraints and Everyday Coexistence
This study examines how religious moderation is implemented and experienced in Pontianak City, with particular attention to the tension between formal institutional arrangements and everyday social interaction. Using a qualitative case study approach, the research draws on semi-structured in-depth…
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Living with Loss: Survival and Recovery among Conflict Widows in Bener Meriah, Aceh
This study examines the lived experiences of widows affected by the early-2000s horizontal conflict in Timang Gajah, Bener Meriah, Aceh. While conflict research has frequently emphasized armed actors, patterns of violence, and political processes, less attention has been directed toward how…
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Institutional Adaptation through Integrated Curriculum Management and Multiple Intelligences at a Modern Islamic Boarding School
Islamic boarding schools (pesantren) face the continuing challenge of maintaining a distinctive religious ethos while responding to contemporary educational demands shaped by digitalisation and changing public expectations. This study examines how integrated curriculum management at Imam Syuhodo…
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Social Relations of Former Drug Users after Rehabilitation in Bengkulu City
This study examines how former drug users in Bengkulu City experience and reconstruct social relations after rehabilitation. Rehabilitation does not end with medical treatment but continues in everyday interaction where acceptance, trust, and stigma are negotiated. Using a qualitative approach…
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Religious Moderation in the Social-Religious Practices of Muhammadiyah and Nahdlatul Ulama in Mulyoagung Village, Malang, Indonesia
This study examines the understanding and implementation of religious moderation among Muhammadiyah and Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) members in Mulyoagung Village, Malang Regency. Using a qualitative research method with a case study approach, this research explores how these two Islamic organizations…
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Buddhist Engagement with the Muaro Jambi Temple Complex and Its Impact on Religious Identity and Socio-Economic Development
The Muaro Jambi temple complex, once a major Buddhist center during the Srivijaya Kingdom, continues to shape the socio-religious identity of the Buddhist community while contributing to local socio-economic development. This study examines contemporary Buddhist engagement with the site, focusing…