International Journal of Multicultural and Multireligious Understanding (IJMMU)
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Exploration of Religious Tourism in the City of Guardians (Waliyullah): A Study of Sheikh Mudzakir's Tomb in Bedono Village, Demak
Get PDFThe purpose of this research is to know in detail the background of the uniqueness of Sheikh Mudzakir's tomb, the role given by Sheikh Mudzakir during his lifetime, and maintaining the tomb according to community traditions. According to Gazalba, religious tourism is a type of tourism product that is closely related to the religion embraced by humans. Based on the purpose of religious tourism, it is divided into two parts, namely Mosque religious tourism and Pilgrimage Religious Tourism. Religious tourism explored in this study is a pilgrimage religious tour to the tomb of Sheikh Mudzakir. The research method of writing uses Analytical Qualitative, and the approach uses a historical approach to the background of Sheikh Mudzakir's tomb, the development of thoughts from Sheikh Mudzakir, the teachings given, the norms and hybte that develop to the community, so that he is remembered during his lifetime, and a high level of knowledge based on the religious values he has. Data collection techniques are documents and literature studies. Data analysis uses data reduction, display and conclusion. Results and discussion Sheikh Abdullah Mudzakir is a religious figure who has two karomahs or privileges that are not owned by others. The karamah owned by Sheikh Mudzakir is divided into two types, namely karamah before becoming a Kyai and after becoming a Kyai. This karamah makes Sheikh Mudzakir known by his community, when he died in the form of Sheikh Mudzakir's funeral floated, not sinking even though the area is on the coast of Sayung where there is always high sea water. So that from this incident the grave of Mbah Mudzakir is considered a sacred tomb, because it is not lost and drowned by sea water. The tradition of keeping the grave of Sheikh Mudzakir is done with two kinds, namely, Shalawat (dhikr, tasbih, and tahlil) and khaulan which is done once a year before the anniversary of Sheikh Mudzakir's death.
Evaluation of the “One Village, One Law Graduate” Program at the Darussalam College of Sharia Sciences (STISDA) Bermi, West Lombok
Get PDFThis study aims to evaluate the implementation of the One Village, One Law Graduate Program at STISDA Bermi, West Lombok, using Brinkerhoff’s evaluation model, which encompasses the components of input, process, output, and outcome. The research employed a qualitative descriptive method, with data collected through interviews, field observations, and document analysis. The findings reveal that the student selection process considered regional representation and social motivation, fostering a strong moral attachment between participants and their home villages. Program funding was conducted collaboratively between the university and village governments, ensuring the sustainability of legal advocacy activities. The involvement of multiple stakeholders—including lecturers, students, village officials, and community members—created effective coordination and strengthened social networks. Students served as a bridge between legal theory and community practice, assisting in local dispute resolution and enhancing residents’ understanding of legal procedures. The program effectively bridged the gap in legal access in remote villages and strengthened community social capacity while fostering professionalism and social empathy among students. These findings provide valuable insights for developing effective and sustainable community-based legal education programs
The Educational Role of the Environment on Humans from the Perspective of the Qur’an and Psychology
Get PDFThe environment, as an important and effective factor in the process of education and formation of human personality, includes the prenatal and postnatal environment. The postnatal environment itself includes the natural and geographical environment and the human and social environment. The major and important part that has a great impact on the personality of individuals is the human and social environment, which is created by the communication and interaction of individuals with each other; such as family, friends and peers, school, etc., of which the family is more important. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to examine this issue from the perspective of the Qur’an and psychology. The method used in the present study is to analyze the content of important interpretative sources and prominent psychological approaches. The target audience of this article is the verses of the holy Qur’an and their interpretations, narrations and psychological research in order to reach a comprehensive view on its constructive role in the formation of personality and human development based on common components and premises by examining different opinions about the role of the environment. The results obtained by comparing the opinions of psychologists with the teachings of the Qur’an show that the environment undoubtedly forms the basis for human spirits and traits, and in the path of human beings’ search for perfection and in order to achieve a desirable and ideal personality, paying attention to this factor is necessary and inevitable
The Influence of Augmented Reality on the Ability of Analytical Students in Science Learning
Get PDFEducation is not free from the development and progress of the world. Augmented Reality (AR) is one of them. Emerging technologies have quickly entered the field of education because of the diverse possibilities they offer. Besides that student expected to follow the progress of the times. Students sued for their ability to face the challenge of development of the times. Analytical ability is one of the most basic high-level thinking skills to hone 21st-century skills. The research design chosen is SLR (Systematic Literature Review) which uses the PRISMA method to collect data. The results of this study show that AR (Augmented Reality) can help science learning and improve students' analytical skills. Study This expectation can become a runway for development and more carry-on utilization of AR to support learning science
Management of Islamic Education Facilities and Infrastructure at the State Islamic High School of Insan Cendekia Pekalongan, Central Java
Get PDFThis study aims to describe the management of infrastructure at MAN IC Pekalongan. The research method used in this study is descriptive qualitative. The subjects of the study include: the head of the madrasah and the deputy head of the madrasah.infrastructure.Data collection in this study was conducted using observation methods, in-depth interviews, and documentation. Data analysis in this study used the Miles & Huberman interactive model. The steps of interactive model data analysis include four steps. The four steps include: data collection, data reduction, data display, and drawing conclusions. Infrastructure management at MAN Insan Cendekia (IC) Pekalongan City includes seven important stages that are interrelated and related to support the learning process effectively and efficiently. The first stage is planning, procurement of infrastructure, distribution, maintenance, inventory, deletion and evaluation. By implementing these seven stages systematically, infrastructure management at MAN IC Pekalongan City is expected to create a conducive learning environment, support improving the quality of education, and help madrasahs achieve their educational goals effectively and efficiently
Form and Aesthetic Perspective Dadak Merak in Art of Reog Ponorogo
Get PDFA culture that spans the arts, which is an identity for the region, accommodates how the existence of the arts can continue to work in accordance with its flow. The form of cultural heritage that is so embedded in its instincts and veins provides its own strengthening for its lovers. The turmoil of the soul in how to build a mindset to make it an assembled perspective on art. Cultural exotica that can be enjoyed by the five senses gives pleasure to art lovers who look at it. Reog is a marvelous art for all Indonesian people. The main symbol in this case is realized in the form of a work of art called the peacock. An aesthetic of this peacock has its own perspective in the process of development. The manufacturing process requires materials used such as tiger skin and peacock feathers. The aesthetic value given anesthetizes many artists in following the development of reog art. The high spirit of the community in maintaining all forms of beauty or aesthetic value in reog performances makes them have a sense of pride and always strive for the best for the development of traditional arts. The problem limitations presented by the researcher 1) How is the perspective of the shape of the dadak merak in reog art? 2) How is the aesthetic meaning of the shape of the peacock in reog art? In this study using descriptive qualitative methods where all data generated from the flow of thinking researchers are equipped with references as a reference in this research activity
Biomechanical Analysis and Optimization of Athlete Performance through Sepak Takraw Sports Movement Evaluation
Get PDFBiomechanics is a very important field in sports because it provides in-depth insight into technique, movement efficiency, and athlete safety. In sepak takraw, which requires a combination of high speed, flexibility, agility, and accuracy, biomechanical evaluation plays a very crucial role in optimizing athlete performance while reducing the risk of injury. This study aims to evaluate and analyze movements in sepak takraw. This study uses the SLR method by systematically analyzing various scientific publications from national and international journals to find strategies for optimizing athlete performance based on biomechanical principles. The results of the study indicate that biomechanics can improve sepak takraw athlete performance through optimizing key movements, such as smash, serve, and block. Better technique not only improves movement efficiency but also helps prevent injuries due to excessive pressure on joints and muscles. These findings provide practical implications for coaches and athletes in designing more scientific, effective, and safe training programs. Understanding biomechanical principles allows for better technique improvement and injury prevention, which can improve performance in competition
The Educational Value of the Kuda Gipang Dance in the Bridal Bausung Ceremony in Parigi Village, Tapin District, South Kalimantan
Get PDFThis study aims to reveal the educational values contained in the Gipang Horse Dance at the Bridal Bausang ceremony in Parigi Village, Tapin Regency, South Kalimantan. By using a descriptive qualitative approach, data was obtained through observation, in-depth interviews with traditional leaders, dancers, bridal families, and local communities, and supported by documentation in the field. The results in the study show that Kuda Gipang Dance is not only a historical part of traditional rituals, but also an educational medium that conveys various important values such as discipline, cooperation, mutual cooperation, politeness, and spirituality. This dance teaches the importance of maintaining a tradition, honoring ancestors, and forming a character based on moral and social values that exist in society. Therefore, Kuda Gipang Dance functions as an important tool in transmitting educational values to the younger generation, as well as maintaining local cultural identity amid social change. This research also confirms the role of traditional arts in preserving the noble values of society and strengthening social cohesion among local communities
Novice English Teacher Challenges in Designing Reading Instruction
Get PDFLesson plan is a learning scenario that becomes a reference and pattern for implementing teaching programs for educators, and a systematic and effective learning experience for students. However, designing good learning is still a challenge for novice teachers. This study attempted to reveal the challenges faced by novice English teachers in designing reading instruction by analyzing how they determine objectives, select materials, media and methods, design activities, and develop assessments. This research was a phenomenological study with 5 participants of novice English teachers from state junior high schools in Yogyakarta. Data were collected through documents and interviews. Data were then analyzed by using the Miles, Huberman, and Saldana (2014) model. The results showed that novice teachers struggle with formulating appropriate learning objectives, sourcing suitable teaching materials due to limited resources, and utilizing technology-based media effectively. They also face difficulties in implementing innovative methods, varying learning activities to accommodate individual learning styles, and developing assessments aligned with Higher Order Thinking Skills (HOTS). Additionally, providing feedback on student learning outcomes remains a significant challenge, impacting the distribution of progress information. These findings emphasize the need for targeted support to enhance novice teachers' skills in module design and professional development
Entrepreneurship Teaching Materials Based on Cultural Wisdom: Its Impact on Entrepreneurial Creativity of Undergraduate Students
Get PDFThis study investigated the effectiveness of local cultural wisdom-based entrepreneurship teaching materials in enhancing students' entrepreneurial creativity, focusing on two main variables: creative thinking skills and motivation. The research employed a quasi-experimental design with pre-test and post-test control groups, involving 180 undergraduate students from three universities in Indonesia. The findings reveal a significant improvement in creative thinking skills in the experimental group, with N-Gain scores in the "moderate" category (0.45-0.56) compared to the control group ("low" category, 0.21-0.29). Additionally, students in the experimental group demonstrated higher motivation levels, reflected in increased interest and confidence in entrepreneurship, as evidenced by higher average scores across various motivational indicators. These results align with the Creative Cognition Theory and the Self-Determination Theory, suggesting that culturally relevant teaching materials foster deeper emotional engagement, enhance creativity, and motivate learning. The study underscores the strategic role of integrating local cultural elements in entrepreneurship education to nurture creative, innovative young entrepreneurs while preserving cultural heritage and strengthening national identity