pendidikan islam masa majapahit dan dakwah syekh jumadil kubro
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Abstract
The discussion of Syekh Jumadil Kubro figure cannot be denied from a long debate regarding its comprehensive history. Where he came from, how his life was, and where he buried in are still debatable. Beginning from the previously mentioned questions, it is interesting to discuss about a seminar within the event of 632nd annual commemoration of Syekh Jumadil Kubro which was conducted by Department of Tourism and Culture of Mojokerto District. The discussion by archeologist, historian, and ulamas ended up with a conclusion regarding the syekh figure. The figure was real. From mass conversion from Hinduism to Islam in Java, it was concluded that the syekh had a very effective missionary strategy so that the Hindus-Majapahit transformed into a Muslim society.
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| Journal | chemical and biological technologies in agriculture |
| Year | 2015 |
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