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PENANAMAN NILAI RELIGIUS DAN PERILAKU SOSIAL ANGGOTA POLRI MELALUI KEGIATAN BINROHTAL (Studi Pada Brimob Polda Lampung, Kecamatan Tanjung Karang Timur, Kota Bandar Lampung)
Full text linkABSTRAK
Skripsi ini merupakan hasil penelitian yang menggambarkan
bagaimana penanaman nilai religius dan perilaku sosial pada anggota
polri melalui kegiatan binrohtal (Studi Pada Brimob Polda Lampung,
Kecamatan Tanjung Karang Timur, Kota Bandar Lampung). Agama
adalah sebuah ajaran atau pedoman hidup yang mengatur tentang
hubungan manusia dengan Tuhan dan hubungan dengan sesama
manusia, dan pedoman hidup yang akan di implementasikan dalam
kehidupan sehari-hari antara anggota brimob dengan masyarakat
sekitar. Sedangkan anggota brimob merupakan pasukan yang
mempunyai tugas sebagai menanggulangi tingkat kejahatan yang
dilakukan dengan tingkat ancaman yang harus segera ditanggulangi.
Adapun yang melatarbelakangi penulis tertarik untuk
membuat skripsi ini didasarkan pada hasil pengamatan dan wawancara
awal penulis lakukan dengan para anggota mengenai bagaimana
penanaman nilai religius dan perilaku sosial pada anggota polri
melalui kegiatan binrohtal. Mengingat beratnya tugas anggota brimob,
motivasi ketaatan beribadah untuk alat non fisik para anggota dan
berprilaku dalam kehidupan sehari-hari secara baik terhadap
masyarakat, yang dimana anggota brimob membutuhkan pembinaan
rohani dan mental yang sangat penting dalam menentukan jati diri
anggota brimob. Ketahanan spritual dan akhlak yang mulia
dibutuhkan untuk mewujudkan kinerja agamus, humanis dan
profesional.
Metode penelitian yang digunakan adalah metode penelitian
deskriptif analisis dengan jenis pengumpulan data melalui studi
lapangan (field research). Metode pengumpulan data berupa observasi
peneliti mengamati secara langsung dilapangan, wawamcara yang
dimana peneliti berkomunikasi secara verbal dalam bentuk percakapan
untuk memperoleh informasi dan dokumentasi. Dalam wawancara
yang digunakan informan menggunakan teknik snowball sampling.
Teori yang digunakan untuk menganalisis dalam penelitian ini adalah
teori Glock and Stark.
Hasil penelitian menunjukan bahwa penanaman nilai religius
yang diterapkan melalui kegiatan pembinaan bimbingan rohani dan
mental untuk memotivasi ketaatan ibadah seorang anggota polri
sebagai alat spiritual agar tidak terjadi stress kerja kegiatan binrohtal
tersebut berhasil ditanamkan pada diri seorang anggota polri yang
hasil menunjukan positif melalui ujian 6 bulan sekali melalui aplikasi
e-rohan dan perilaku sosial pada anggota polri disatuan brimob polda
lampung yang sangat dibutuhkan bimbingan rohani dan mental karena
hasil dari kegiatan ini sangat dipengaruhi oleh kepribadian masing�masing dan menunjukan bahwa penanaman nilai religius anggota
brimob yang dilakukan melalui kegiatan-kegiatan binrohtal sangat
penting.
Kata kunci : penanaman, nilai, ketaatan beribadah, pembinaan
rohani.ABSTRACT
This thesis is the result of research that describes how to instill
religious values and social behavior in members of the National
Police through binrohtal activities (Study at the Lampung Regional
Police Mobile Brigade, East Tanjung Karang District, Bandar
Lampung City). Religion is a teaching or life guideline that regulates
human relationships with God and relationships with fellow humans,
and a life guideline that will be implemented in daily life between
Brimob members and the surrounding community. Meanwhile,
Brimob members are troops whose task is to tackle the level of crimes
committed with a threat level that must be addressed immediately.
The reason behind the author's interest in writing this thesis is
based on the results of initial observations and interviews the author
conducted with members regarding how to instill religious values and
social behavior in police officers through binrohtal activities.
Considering the heavy duties of Brimob members, the motivation for
devotion to worship is for the members' non-physical means and to
behave in a good manner in daily life towards the community, which
is why Brimob members need spiritual and mental development which
is very important in determining the identity of Brimob members.
Spiritual resilience and noble morals are needed to realize religious,
humanist and professional performance.
The research method used is a descriptive analysis research
method with data collection type through field studies. Data collection
methods include observation by researchers observing directly in the
field, interviews where researchers communicate verbally in the form
of conversations to obtain information and documentation. In the
interview the informant used the snowball sampling technique. The
theory used to analyze in this research is the Glock and Stark theory.
The results of the research show that the instillation of religious
values implemented through spiritual and mental guidance activities
to motivate a police officer's devotion to worship as a spiritual tool to
prevent work stress from binrohtal activities was successfully instilled in a police officer whose results showed positive through exams every
6 months. through the e-spiritual application and social behavior for
police members in the Lampung Police Mobile Brigade Unit, spiritual
and mental guidance is really needed because the results of this
activity are very much influenced by their individual personalities and
show that the cultivation of religious values in Brimob members
carried out through binrohtal activities is very important. important.
Key words: cultivation, values, devotion to worship, spiritual
formation
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