SHAHIH: Journal of Islamicate Multidisciplinary

Fostering Inclusive Law Enforcement: Integrating Multicultural Education and Islamic Character Development at Indonesia’s Police Academy

Abdul Basir — 2024-06-30

This study aims to explore the integration of multicultural education and Islamic character development among police students at Sekolah Polisi Negara (SPN), Indonesia. Multicultural education plays a pivotal role in fostering inclusivity and understanding in diverse societies, particularly in a multicultural country like Indonesia. Given SPN's significance in shaping future law enforcement officers, understanding the role of multicultural education and Islamic character development is crucial. This qualitative study engaged with SPN students, instructors, and administrators to investigate the strategies and approaches employed in integrating multicultural education and Islamic values into the curriculum. Findings reveal a comprehensive approach that emphasizes cultural understanding, respect, and empathy among students while incorporating teachings from Islamic jurisprudence to align professional conduct with ethical principles. Through narrative analysis, this study sheds light on the multifaceted dimensions of multicultural education and Islamic character development at SPN, offering insights into the preparation of culturally competent and ethically grounded law enforcement officers in a diverse society.

The Mappasiala Tradition: Gateway to Underage Marriage in the Bugis Community of Southeast Sulawesi

Muhammad Akbar — 2024-08-15

Matchmaking traditions in Indonesia are always interesting to research, especially matchmaking to someone who is still underage, of course, this tradition raises social problems which, if confronted with the law, will generate debate. For example, the mamppasiala tradition often ignores the rights of prospective male and female brides in the practice of underage marriage. This research aims to reveal the practices, implications, and perspectives of maqasid syari'ah regarding the mappasiala tradition in underage marriage among the Bugis community of Southeast Sulawesi. This research is qualitative research with an empirical-normative approach which includes interviews with traditional actors, traditional leaders, community leaders, and religious leaders. The research results reveal that the practice of the mappasiala tradition goes through three stages; mappasiruntu pattujung, mappasicelleng, and mappakado wija. The mappasiala tradition has double implications (positive and negative) for underage marriage. Maqasid syari'ah views that the mappasiala tradition tends not to achieve the goals of marriage specifically and the goals of Islamic law in general. Therefore, ijtihad regarding the law on matchmaking and underage marriage is very necessary to meet the legal needs of contemporary society. Thus, it is hoped that this research can make a global contribution to developing the study of traditions, customs, and culture.

Termination of Hajj Initial Deposit Financing Products for Hajj Pilgrimage Organization Costs: Normative Legal Analysis

M Taufiq — 2024-08-15

The authority to regulate Hajj initial deposit financing products in Islamic banking between OJK as a regulator and supervisor of financial institutions and the Ministry of Religion as the organizer of Hajj in Indonesia is interesting to study. The research aims to find efforts to harmonize the law of Hajj initial deposit financing in Tanjungpinang city for legal certainty in the community and contribute to the improvement of maslahah policies. The research is a normative qualitative-legal research and the data is obtained through interview techniques and a collection of documents in the form of books and reputable scientific articles. The findings in the study are first, the practice of financing the initial deposit of Hajj in Tanjungpinang City was carried out by Bank Muamalat KC Tanjungpinang with the Pro Hajj multipurpose product in August 2020, then stopped because it violated the rules of the Indonesian Ministry of Religion and was replaced with the Pro Hajj Plus product. Second, harmonization of regulations is a must to be carried out with regulations from the OJK considering that the authority to regulate and supervise Islamic banking is with the OJK not the Ministry of Religion.

Traditional Islam and Modern Atheism According To Mustafa Sabri’s Thought

Surawan — 2024-09-05

Mustafa Sabri (1869-1954) was the last Islamic sheikh of the Ottoman Caliphate who adhered to the traditional madhhab, as depicted in his work entitled Mauqif al-'Aql wa al-'Ilm wa al-'Aalam min Rabb al-'Alamin wa Ibadihi al-Mursalin. The central issue in Sabri's work revolves around countering the secularization of the Islamic world, particularly the efforts led by Mustafa Kemal Pasha. This research adopts a library research approach, focusing exclusively on analyzing Sabri's Mauqif al-'Aql wa al-'Ilm wa al-'Aalam min Rabb al-'Alamin wa Ibadihi al-Mursalin as the primary source. The findings of this research reveal that, according to Sabri, religion is the most fundamental principle, one that is unchangeable by anyone. Sabri clearly distinguishes between faith and deeds, emphasizing that Islam is primarily a religion of faith rather than merely one of deeds. This is because, in Sabri's view, a person's faith determines whether their deeds are accepted in religion.

Solo Raya Young Muslims Generation Decision to Invest in Sharia Stocks and Green Investment

Yulfan Arif Nurohman — 2024-09-09

The younger generation, particularly Muslims, faces concerns about an uncertain future, particularly regarding job opportunities. The unemployment rate in Indonesia has shown an increase, predominantly among the younger generation. This study aims to examine the impact of financial literacy, perceived risk, and high self-confidence on the decision to invest in stocks, particularly Islamic stocks. The research was conducted in the Solo Raya area with 125 Muslim youth investors as respondents, consisting of millennials and Generation Z. The analysis technique used was multiple regression, conducted using SPSS software version 24. The regression results, with a significance value below 0.05, indicate a significant influence of financial literacy, perceived risk, and high self-confidence on the investment decisions of young Muslim investors. Good financial knowledge encourages the younger generation to invest in stocks with confidence, anticipating substantial profits in the future. Perception of risk remains a consideration, leading young investors to delay investment decisions until they feel highly confident.