raden qosim’s religious humanism approach of javanese islamization process

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Abstract
This article explains the value of pepali pitu provided by Raden Qasim in the process of Javanese Islamization. In the era of XIV-XV massive change of life happens in Java island. It is influenced by Islamization process on big scale and the collapse of Majapahit Kingdom. One of the prominent figure of Javanese Islamization is Raden Qasim or well-known as Sunan Drajat, who is one of the member of Walisongo. Raden Qasim applies religious humanism theory as the approach. Religious humanism approach is implemented by pepali pitu theory. Pepali pitu is a theory which has purpose to lead human to achieve good value. Pepali pitu consists of Javanese life philosophy which is combined to Islamic value. The main concept of humanism religious approach is to form wise human being through the theory of self approval, social and spiritual.
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Authors ;Ahmad Wafi Muzakki;Hermanu Joebagio;Muhammad Akhyar
Journal science china chemistry
Year 2017
DOI
10.18415/ijmmu.v4i5.90
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https://ijmmu.com/index.php/ijmmu/article/view/90
Keywords
social sciencessocial sciences (general)

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