Indonesian Journal of Islamization Studies

Islam and Human Migration (Ibn Asyur's Tafsir of Al-Isra' : 70 and Yasin : 41)

Abdul Khamid — Tue, 12 Mar 2024 00:00:00 +0700

Mobility, which is often referred to as Migration, is not something
foreign to our ears, however, this incident is increasingly being discussed
and carried out by people with various purposes, for example, there are
those who seek Allah's sustenance on another earth, there are those who
find a soul mate from a distant person who is forced to stay. and many
more. Previously, migration was still carried out manually, such as
riding on camels, horses, and some walked hundreds of hundreds of
kilometers just to make the journey. However, as time progresses,
humans are also given physical perfection as well as mental perfection,
which in turn humans are inspired by Allah SWT, in this case the author
discusses science. These knowledges are utilized and developed to make
the journey easier, this is the basis for the author to raise the theme of
Human Migration. This explanation has also been written in the
interpretation of a figure named Ibn Asyur regarding this matter in Qs.
Al-Isra' verse 70 and Qs. Yasin Verse 40 about human mobility from time
to time. Thus, human travel can be made easier with the latest
discoveries in the form of motorbikes, cars used for land and ships for
crossing the sea. The author in this research presents new and
interesting analysis and findings to look at regarding these two verses
which have not previously been interpreted in previous interpretations

Islamic View towards International Relations

Samih Salah Mohammed — Tue, 12 Mar 2024 00:00:00 +0700

Islam emphasizes the protection of human dignity and respect for each individual as a result of true humanity. In the Islamic view, society is united under one legal system from the Koran and Sunnah. Islamic legal experts agree that Muslims are united, regardless of differences in territory or position. Islamic law embraces all humanity without discrimination. This research highlights the study of Islam in international relations, emphasizing that Islam is not a collection of separate ideas but a cohesive system rooted in profound principles. The research methodology includes historical and comparative approaches with critical analysis. The theory of realism dominates international relations, viewing it as an arena of unstable conflict, emphasizing national interests, power and war. Islam provides an alternative perspective by affirming justice, peace and cooperation regardless of belief.

Islamization: A Sociological Approach

Mohammad Musyfiqur Rahman — Tue, 12 Mar 2024 00:00:00 +0700

"Islamisation: A Sociological Approach" intricately explores the processes of cultivating an Islamic society. It delves into the interplay between individual and systemic transformations, aligning with Islamic doctrines. The meticulous examination includes integrating Islamic principles into societal frameworks, exploring social psychology, human soul cognition, schema control, behavioral modifications, community dynamics, and emotional management. The discourse spans foundational Islamisation aspects to constructing persuasive models, emphasizing the need for narratives resonating across the Islamic realm. The treatise addresses fostering uniformity in Islamic governance, focusing on human motivation, informational conformity, and aligning Islamic values with modern technologies. Contemplating the future trajectory, it juxtaposes scientific advancements with philosophical reflections, acknowledging challenges posed by conflicting secular liberal ideologies. The text highlights social media and educational initiatives' pivotal roles in nurturing close-knit Muslim community relationships. In conclusion, it underscores the necessity of managing cognitive schemas and mitigating extreme psychological reactance in Islamic societies, advocating for a harmonious blend of punitive measures and core Islamic values, contributing significantly to the discourse on contemporary Islamisation.

Islamization in Bengal

Ashraf Uz Zaman — Tue, 12 Mar 2024 00:00:00 +0700

This article investigates the historical and socio-cultural dimensions of Islamization in Bengal, shedding light on the processes that contributed to the region's Islamic transformation. Utilizing a comprehensive approach that incorporates historical records, literary sources, and indigenous narratives, the study examines pivotal moments and factors influencing the adoption and evolution of Islamic practices in Bengal. By delving into the intricate tapestry of Bengal's history, this research seeks to provide a nuanced understanding of the complex interplay between local traditions, external influences, and the emergence of Islam as a prominent cultural and religious force in the region.

Analysis Of Occupational Safety and Health in Islamic Worldview

Romzy Sulthanmalonga, Malik Sakhi Sultan Awan, M. Shohibul Mujtaba — Tue, 12 Mar 2024 00:00:00 +0700

Occupational safety and health or OSH are all activities to guarantee and protect the safety and health of workers through efforts to prevent work accidents and work-related diseases. If viewed from an Islamic point of view, OSH is very relevant to Islamic teachings, where OSH with the aim of its work is to prosper the Islamic world itself is a religion as well as a way of life, or even a civilization. In it are all the values and rules needed by every human being at all times. The research objective is to analyze Occupational Safety and Health in an Islamic worldview. The method used in this research is the library research method, namely research that refers to written sources or refers to literature related to the OSH research theme in an Islamic Worldview perspective. the result of the research is that OSH has the principles of an Islamic worldview, namely, OSH as a form of human endeavor to anticipate an accident, of course based on an understanding of reality. Meanwhile, the ISLAMIC WORLDVIEW as a point of view based on Islamic values, so that all one's actions will reflect Islamic values.