Balai Konservasi Peninggalan Borobudur

Sutopo, M.Hum Anam; Kasiyati, Wiwit

doi:10.33374/jurnalkonservasicagarbudaya.v1i1.38

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“…They believe that the night of 1st Suro is a sacred and sacred day as a marker of the beginning of the turn of the year which is full of blessings from the Creator. They agreed by surrounding the Borobudur Temple with a white cloth as a sign that they are helping to protect the sanctity and existence of Borobudur as the nation's cultural and civilization heritage (Gunarto, 2007;Sutopo et al, 2016). They pray together in the courtyard of the Borobudur Temple by presenting the Keris weapon as a traditional heirloom which must be preserved not only for its sheer beauty but also for its spiritual prestige (Tuhri, 2020).…”

Section: National Commitmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Religious Moderation on the Night of 1st Suro at Borobudur for the Strengthening of Tourism

Siswayanti,

Burhanudin,

Setiawan

et al. 2023

Migrat. Lett.

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The research aims to describe the value of religious moderation at Borobudur on the night of 1st Suro for the strengthening of tourism. Borobudur has universal value, the benefits of which encompass various aspects of life, such as religion and culture. Borobudur, as a cultural heritage site, embodies diversity in multiculturalism and plurality of religions/beliefs. Within this diverse plurality, religious life is characterized by tolerance, inclusiveness, mutual respect, and the acceptance of differences. The community continues to uphold and preserve the universal value of Borobudur's spirituality. This research employs a descriptive qualitative approach with anthropological methods. Primary data are obtained from observations and interviews, which are thematically analyzed concerning the value of religious moderation during the commemoration of 1st Suro for the purpose of strengthening religious moderation. The values of religious moderation observed during the night of 1st Suro commemoration at Borobudur include accommodation of Javanese culture, representing multicultural and pluralistic aspects, promoting tolerance, fostering national commitment, enhancing tourism at Borobudur, and promoting community empowerment and participation.

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Section: National Commitmentmentioning

confidence: 99%