SHAHIH: Journal of Islamicate Multidisciplinary

Cannabis Seeds as a Culinary Ingredient: A Sociological Study of the Acehnese Community

Khadijatul Musanna — 2024-12-13

The purpose of this study was to examine marijuana seeds as a flavoring in food among the Acehnese people in the sociological review of Talcott Person. Marijuana based on the Aceh government policy in Aceh Qanun Number 8 of 2018 concerning Drug Abuse Prevention Facilities is a type of intoxicating item and is prohibited for consumption. However, from a cultural perspective, the Acehnese people use marijuana seeds as a flavoring and medicine. Regarding the research method, the author uses qualitative descriptive, while the approach is sociological. The author's primary sources were obtained from the results of observations, interviews and documentation. and secondary data were obtained from related books and journals. The results of the study obtained by the author are the phenomenon of the Acehnese people who use marijuana seeds as a flavoring that is still being implemented today and from sociological studies it has met the standards of Talcott Person's functional theory which is based on actions or cases carried out for a specific purpose. The use of marijuana seeds in cooking aims to make food more delicious and in meat broth cooking makes the meat soft and easy to chew.

The Need For A MUI Fatwa On People With Disabilities

Akhmad Kamil Rizani — 2024-12-31

This article explores the need for an MUI fatwa on persons with disabilities. Humans are creatures of God who are created to have a set of rights as humans that must be safeguarded and protected. Islam recognizes and respects the existence of people with disabilities and upholds their rights. This is because Islam encourages its followers to have compassion and love for all humanity. The method used in this research is qualitative research with a literature study research type. The literature research approach involves collecting and analyzing data from various literature related to the need for an MUI fatwa on persons with disabilities. The result of this research shows that the need for an MUI fatwa on persons with disabilities serves as an effort to increase the awareness of all Indonesian people, especially Muslims, about the importance of showing respect and value to persons with disabilities as humanitarian brothers, national brothers and even Islamic brothers. It can also be used to strengthen the rights of persons with disabilities in various fields and encourage the creation of an inclusive environment.

Criticism of Mixed Marriage and Child Citizenship Rights: Family Law Reform in Indonesia

Abdul Aziz — 2025-01-09

Mixed marriage and children's citizenship rights in Indonesia are increasingly becoming relevant topics in the midst of globalization and high social mobility. This study aims to analyze criticism of existing regulations and explore the need for more inclusive and responsive family law reform. The methodology used in this study includes a qualitative analysis of laws and regulations. The data collection techniques applied include a thorough literature study of various sources, including books, journal articles, and relevant legal documents. The results of the study show that the current laws, especially Law No. 1 of 1974 on Marriage and Law No. 12 of 2006 on Citizenship, are still inadequate in accommodating the rights of children from mixed marriages. Legal uncertainties regarding child citizenship as well as complex registration procedures lead to discrimination and hinder children's access to basic services. Therefore, comprehensive reforms are needed to ensure the protection of the rights of children and women, as well as to harmonize national laws with international standards. This research contributes to a broader discussion on the importance of family law reform to realize justice and welfare for all family members in Indonesia.

Public Perception of Religious Moderation on Twitter: The Case of Kicking Offerings on Mount Semeru, Lumajang

Nina Farlina — 2025-01-09

This study aims to analyze the construction of public opinion and perception regarding religious moderation in the context of Mount Semeru incident, Lumajang, Indonesia, (2022). This research employs a qualitative approach, utilizing perception theory and virtual ethnographic analysis to examine Twitter users' responses to a viral video depicting individuals disrupting traditional offerings at Mount Semeru, also investigates how Twitter as a social media platform influences public perception of religious moderation. The findings reveal three distinct response categories: opposition, support, and moderation, which contributed to digital conflicts. To minimize digital conflicts, especially intolerant responses on social media, there is a need to strengthen religious moderation on social media through education content grounded in Islamic scriptures (Quran and Hadith), Indonesian state ideology (Pancasila), and collaboration with religious authorities via digital media formats. The research demonstrates the significant role of social media in shaping public perceptions of religious tolerance in contemporary Indonesia.

The Decline of Islam and the Progress of the Western World

Junifer Saputra — 2025-01-09

This article aims to find out the history of the decline of Islam and the progress of the Western World. This research uses library research or literature study; the research source focuses on books and articles related to the discussion. The result of this research is to find out that the decline of Islam occurred during the Abbasid dynasty, when there were various problems that caused Islamic civilization to begin to weaken and even decline. The decline of Islam was primarily caused by the Mongol invasion, which marked the Abbasid period's collapse. In addition, fragmentation and intellectual stagnation were also major factors in the collapse of Islam in the Abbasid period. While the progress of the Western World is inseparable from the history of Islamic civilization, which experienced progress and decline, the factors that became the main cause in the progress of the Western World are Renaissance and Humanism, which marked the beginning of the progress of the western world with the transition of social changes in society to massive. The Science Revolution, Industrial Revolution, Colonialism, and Imprealism are also important factors in the progress of the Western World.