Journal of Islamic History

KH. Abdul Wahid Hasyim’s Paradigm on Freedom of Learning in Madrasa

Azis Azis — 2023-06-06

In the early twentieth century, Indonesia witnessed the flourishing of madrasa as a new model for Muslim educational institutions to respond to public schools established by the Dutch colonial era. Abdul Wahid Hasyim was one of the prominent Muslim intellectuals who introduced some approaches in madrasa learning process in which different from the traditional learning system in the pesantren. The purpose of this paper is to elaborate on Abdul Wahid Hasyim’s thoughts on freedom of learning in madrasa using a historical approach to understand the historical context of Hasyim’s ideas. As a result, this paper argues that Wahid Hasyim offered a mixed curriculum in madrasa by combining Islamic and secular subjects that are considered useful for students in the future. Another finding is that Wahid Hasyim preferred the tutorial method in the learning process, which replaced teacher-centered learning, as is common in pesantrens. To some extent, this method of learning is similar to student-centered learning in contemporary pedagogy.

Dynamics of the Salatiga Islamic Movement in 2009-2019

Luvita Apriliani — 2023-08-06

This research focuses on the dynamics of PMII Cadreization of the Faculty of Syari'ah Rayon Zubair Umar Al-Jailani in 2009-2019. The focus of this research is limited to three problems, namely; (1) What is the historical background of the PMII IAIN Salatiga organization; (2) What was the initial period for the establishment of PMII of the Syari'ah Faculty; and (3) What are the Non-Academic Skill improvement programs for PMII organizational cadres, Faculty of Syari'ah Rayon Zubair Umar Al-Jailani in 2009-2019? This study uses historical research methods, namely heuristics, criticism, interpretation and historiography. The results of the study found that the cadre programs at PMII of the Faculty of Sharia experienced ups and downs according to the demands of the times. Several important findings in this study were cadre needs-based cadre programs such as strengthening non-academic skills, intellectual and social strengthening, and academic strengthening in order to erase the declining image of PMII cadres in the academic world.

Painting the Future: Historical Analysis of the Batik Industry and its Impact on the Economy and Islamic Education in Gemekseti Village, Kebumen 1948-1969

Ulfah Hasanah — 2023-06-15

This research examines the history of the batik industry and its impact on the development of Islamic education in Gemeksekti Village, Kebumen District, Kebumen Regency. The method used in this research is the historical method; namely heuristics, criticism, interpretation, and historiography. Historically, the batik industry in Gemeksekti Village has existed and been known since the 19th century as mentioned in the book Batikrapport written by P. De Kat Anggelino in 1930. In the 1960s the batik industry in Gemekseti experienced quite rapid development after receiving support from the Indonesian Batik Cooperative Association (GKBI). This progress also had an impact on the economic welfare of the Gemeksekti Village community. The increasingly improving economic conditions of the Gemekseti community have encouraged several figures and Gemekseti batik entrepreneurs to agree to establish a Compulsory Madrasah Learning (MWB) educational institution and batik entrepreneurs who act as donors. In 1969, due to encouragement from Gemekseti entrepreneurs and the Government on the other hand, this MWB was transformed into the Model State Intidaiyah Madrasah (MIN) in Gemeksekti Village.

The Transformation of Rebana Al Ashfiya in Jurang Hamlet 1998-2020

Zara Sevira Hermawan — 2024-02-01

This study explains how the Rebana Art Transformation. Al ashfiya in Jurang Hamlet 1998-2020. The author gives the boundaries of the problem on three things, namely: (1) what is the historical background for the establishment of the Rebana Al Ashfiya Art? (2) What is the phase of the influence of local music art on Rebana Al Ashfiya Art in 1998-2013? (3) How is the new enthusiasm for Al Ashfiya Tambourine methods. The stages in this research are: (1) Heuristics is to find the necessary sources, both written and oral sources. (2) Source criticism of internal and external verification, (3) Interpretation or interpretation, (4) Historiography or historical writing. The results of this study are that the Rebana Al Ashfiya Art succeeded in bringing change in increasing the religious activites of the Dusun Jurang community through Islamic da’wah which was spread packaged in the from of music.

Denys Lombard dan Desakralisasi Proses Sejarah

Ahmad Faidi — 2022-12-18

This article is a critical study of “Le carrefour Javanais: essai d'historia globale.” by Dennys Lombard; as one of the most unique Historigraphy works compared to the works of other orientalist historians. The new approaches offered by Denys Lombard, such as the use of reverse periodization and the “cultural geology” approach, have made a valuable contribution to the development of Indonesian Historigraphy in particular. But on the other side, Denys Lombard's writing method which tends to ignore the historical periodization framework, which should be the main characteristic of history, actually makes him ignore the small changes that occurred in the past.