7 research outputs found
Pertanggungjawaban Pidana Pada Kasus Pemalsuan Hasil Tes Pcr Di Wilayah Hukum Polres Kabupaten Pasuruan
No full textPada skripsi yang berjudul pertanggungjawaban pidana pada kasus pemalsuan hasil tes pcr di wilayah hukum Polres Kabupaten Pasuruan ini memiliki rumusan masalah yaitu : 1. Bagaimana pertanggungjawaban pidana pada kasus pemalsuan hasil tes PCR di wilayah hukum Polres Kabupaten Pasuruan? 2. Bagaimana upaya pihak berwajib di wilayah hukum Polres Kabupaten Pasuruan untuk menanggulangi tindak pidana pemalsuan hasil tes PCR?. Penelitian ini merupakan penelitian yuridis empiris (sosiologis) untuk mengkaji mengenai dan meneliti mengenai peraturan perundang-undangan. Adapun jenis penelitian ini yaitu kualitatif dalam penelitian ini yaitu mengedepankan pengumpulan data lapangan selanjutnya dijadikan sebagai rujukan suatu penelitian yang pada akhirnya dari pengumpulan data ini merupakan data primer sebagai pendukung dari pengamatan mengenai masalah yang akan penulis teliti dan yang terjadi dilapangan. Pengumpulan data yang digunakan pada penelitian kali ini dilakukan dengan cara meneliti di lapangan, yaitu cara pengumpulan data yang dilakukan dengan jalan mengadakan wawancara atau tanya jawab secara langsung dengan Kanit Tipidek Satreskrim Polres Pasuruan. Yang kemudian mendapatkan kesimpulan bahwa seorang pelaku pemalsuat surat dapat dijerat dengan pasal 263 KUHP ayat 1 dan 2 dengan ancaman penjara selama 6 tahun
Mengatasi Kurangnya Kesadaran Masyarakat dalam Penerapan Protokol Kesehatan
No full textPada kegiatan Kandidat Sarjana Mengabdi kepada masyarakat permasalahan yang kita angkat yaitu kurangnya kesadaran masyarakat untuk menaati protokol kesehatan untuk mengurangi resiko penyebaran dan juga tertularnya virus COVID 19. Masyarakat seperti enggan memakai masker, kurang sadar dengan mencuci tangan setalah melakukan aktivitas diluar rumah, oleh karena itu kami memberikan edukasi agar masyrakat bisa meningkatkan kesadaran dan pentingnya menaati protokol kesehatan yang sesuai dengan anjuran pemerintah. Metode yang kami gunakan yaitu sosialisai cara terhindar dari virus, pembagian masker, pembuatan tempat cuci tangan di tempat yang biasa dikunjungi banyak orang, dan juga pembuatan poster tentang pentingnya menaati protokol kesehatan. Masyarakat merasa senang dan juga terbantu dengan adanya kegiatan ini karena dapat memberikan informasi penting mengenai kesehatan diri, mencegah tertularnya virus COVID 19, serta mematuhi protokol kesehatan
Pemilihan Pemimpin Non-Muslim di Wilayah Mayoritas Muslim Perspektif Nahdatul Ulama dan Mummadiyah
No full textThis article discusses non-Muslim leaders in the region choosing Muslims from the views of Nahdlatul Ulama and Muhammadiyah. The formulation of the problem to be answered in this study is What is the leadership succession procedure in Islam? (2) What is the fiqh view of non-Muslim leadership? (3) What is the view of the Islamic community organizations Nahdlatul Ulama and Muhammadiyah on the law of choosing non-Muslim leaders in Muslim-majority areas?The type of research used by the author is library research which is guided by data processing and is also obtained from various literature related to the title of this article which is sourced from primary data and secondary data. The research approach used is a political approach. The results of this study indicate that the leadership succession procedure in Islam there is no standard and standard procedure set by the Al-Qur'an and Hadith, but the jumhur of ulama agrees that leaders in Islam are chosen in two ways, namely appointed by ahlul halli wal aq in the election committee and appointed by the previous leader. The majority of fiqh scholars view that non-Muslim leadership in Muslim-majority areas is not allowed because their leadership is not valid according to Islamic sharia, unless these non-Muslim leaders lead and control in non-Muslim-majority areas. Meanwhile, in the view of Nahdlatul Ulama and Muhammadiyah regarding the law of choosing non-Muslim leaders, there is already a fatwa stipulation from the two organizations that it is haram to choose non-Muslim leaders but Nahdlatul Ulama provides a little leeway by exempting in an emergency.Keywords: Non-Muslim Leaders, Succession, Nahdlatul Ulama, Muhammadiyah
Holistic Parenting Method From Al-Qur'an Perspective: Strengthening Family Resilience in Facing the Dynamics of Modern Life
No full textModern life is increasingly complex and dynamic, family resilience is a very crucial issue and the challenges are becoming more and more real. Family resilience refers to the ability of a family to survive, adapt, and thrive despite various pressures and challenges. The goal of this research is to create families that have the ability to adapt to these changes while still maintaining their values and integrity. The internalization of Islamic values in the family. For the type of research "Holistic Parenting Method", the author uses literature research. Literature research is research whose data collection technique is carried out by reading various literature related to information and its relevance to the research topic. Meanwhile, according to Lexy J. Moleong, literature research with field research uses a qualitative approach, namely research whose procedure produces descriptive data in the form of written or oral words from observed people and actors. The results of the Holistic parenting research with its five aspects provide a comprehensive approach in building family resilience. By setting a good example, creating positive habits, giving wise advice, being fair, and applying proportionate consequences, holistic parenting ensures that every aspect of family resilience legality and structure, physical, economic, socio-psychological, and socio-cultural is met
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Libya and Britain: a study of the history of British-Libyan relations 1969-1979
No full textThis thesis examines relations between Libya and the United Kingdom after 1969 when a new government came to power in Tripoli which seemed to pose a direct threat to a number of key British interests. The thesis is grounded on a careful reading of secondary literature which has been integrated into newly available official documents available in the National Archive. The main claim to originality is in the light these documents throw on our understanding of that relationship. The thesis uses a case study approach which examines specific themes in UK-Libya relations which include arguments over arms sales, the oil economy and the role of oil companies, and relations over the Irish question and the problematic Libyan supply of weapons and support to the IRA in the 1970s. It inevitably touches on relations between both governments and the United States, but that is not a main focus of the study. These areas have been chosen for study because they represent the most significant areas of bargaining and conflict between Libya and the UK in the time period, according to both the secondary literature and press debate at the time and the newly available documentation. The author has been aware of the limitations of using the National Archives, especially where material has newly arrived for view. These include the scope of official ‘weeding’ before documents are made available to conserve space and to avoid repetition, but also to exclude sensitive material relating to intelligence and cognate aspects of relations with other governments. These limitations qualify, but do not undermine, the conclusions drawn
Holiday Destinations: Understanding the Perceptions of Omani Outbound Tourists
No full textIt is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore the growing numbers of Islamic tourists from countries such as the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) zone and Indonesia. This thesis aims to understand Omani outbound pleasure travellers by identifying their travel motivations, the main travel and leisure constraints they experience, and how they overcome these constraints. It also investigates the influence of Islamic teachings on their choice of a pleasure destination and their participation in leisure activities.
The main data collection methods involved in-depth interviews (n = 27) (the qualitative phase), and the distribution of a self-completion questionnaire (n = 298) (a quantitative phase) to both actual travellers and non-travellers. A mixed method approach allowed further insight into the research phenomenon as well as enhancing the trustworthiness of the research findings. Content analysis was used to analyse the qualitative data using CatPac (CATegory PACkage) and Leximancer software, while the quantitative data were analysed by utilising analysis techniques including T-tests, ANOVA, factor analysis, cluster analysis, regression, and MANOVA in SPSS.
The study identifies: (a) the most important push and pull travel motivations for Omani outbound tourists; (b) the main travel and leisure constraints that inhibit Omanis from travelling overseas and participating in leisure activities; and, (c) the most frequent travel and leisure negotiation strategies that are adopted to overcome these constraints. The results of the study also determine the influence of socio-demographic variables (gender, marital status, age, educational level, income, and occupation) on Omani tourists' perceptions and behaviours. In terms of the impact of Islamic teachings, this study finds that the Islamic teachings have an indirect influence on the choice of a pleasure travel destination and a direct influence on participation in leisure activities. In relation to market segmentation, the study finds that it is possible to segment Omani outbound tourists based on their travel motivations. Further, this study suggests that participation, or nonparticipation, in overseas travel is an outcome of the joint action of travel motivations and constraints. Other useful findings relate to the three-dimensional leisure constraints model as well as the influence of travel motivations and constraints on the use of negotiation strategies are reported.
The current study provides information that will aid the travel and leisure industry in targeting the Muslim travel market to formulate effective marketing strategies and develop appropriate product plans. Finally, both the managerial implications of the study’s results, and possible future research directions, are discussed
On evildoers: A Foucaultian analysis of the discursive structuring of contemporary terrorism
No full textTerrorism is routinely portrayed in the twenty first century as an evil perpetrated by Arab/Muslim barbarians—Evildoers—waging a holy war against the Western civilisation. This study challenges not just this present understanding of terrorism, but the very existence of a ding an sich of terrorism. Using a combination of Foucault’s archaeological and genealogical methods it provides an alternative history of the phenomenon in the form of a history of its discursive structuring: the regimes of practices that governed what could and could not be thought of, identified, defined, known, judged and punished as ‘terrorism’ during particular epochs, and particular places. It asserts that the conceptual anchor point of the present Evildoer-terrorist is the rebel who opposes established order, and identifies the first such figure in modern Western history as the Devil who rebelled against God and came to play a significant politico religious role in Western societies of the Middle Ages. The discourse of ‘terrorism’ emerged from the epistemic spaces created from the separation of religion and politics in the eighteenth century, from when onwards rebellion was no longer a sin but a crime. Since then, various other rebels have been brought under the domain of terrorism during different epochs, the latest of whom is the Evildoer. This is not to say that the Devil remained a blatant constant in the forefront of Western terrorism discourse, but that the various rebels share a conceptual history that made it possible for the contemporary terrorist to be the Evildoer that he is. How the rebels came to be known as terrorists during various epochs and the various mechanisms implemented to defend societies against them, it is argued, are irrevocably linked: one could not exist without the other. The contemporary terrorist cannot be known as an Evildoer without the War on Terror; at the same time, the War on Terror cannot be waged without the knowledge of the terrorist as an Evildoer. To demonstrate this power/knowledge dyad at work, this study analyses what was said and done about terrorism by the United States and the United Kingdom, the foremost allies in the War on Terror, during its first ten years. In the differences in their discourses emerges not just the ontological uncertainty of terrorism but also how these mechanisms for establishing the ‘truth’ of terrorism function as mechanisms of power. It is asserted that the Evildoer has made possible, and was made possible by, some of the most significant changes in how power is exercised in Western societies since the separation of religion and politics in the eighteenth century
