Kesultanan Ternate Dan Tidore

Rusdiyanto, Rusdiyanto

doi:10.30984/ajip.v3i1.631

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“…They learn the language, follow the customs, marry the local population, and unite themselves with the people, without increasing themselves as a particular group while their strengths in the field of intellect and civilization are used to educate. Even though they came from merchants like Europeans, they never thought of robbing natural wealth in rough and cruel ways [16].…”

Section: Religion and Tradition Relationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Islamic Encounter and Local Tradition of Kololi Kie Ritual

Bodi¹

2019

Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Advanced Multidisciplinary Research (ICAMR 2018)

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This study aims to explain the process of encounter between Islam and local traditions in the traditional Kololi Kie ritual. The traditional ritual that has been going on for hundreds of years which are still carried out by the Ternate Sultanate. This research is qualitative research. Data were collected through interviews, literature studies, and documents at the research location. The informants of this study consisted of traditional leaders, community leaders, religious figures and historians of Ternate. The results of this study describe the distinctive religious style of the Ternate local community. Through the traditional Kololi Kie rituals are found expressions of the Islamic community that are not only different from other regions in Indonesia, but also different from their home countries (Middle East). Allegedly strong, it cannot be separated from the results of the encounter between Islam and local traditions that have long been intertwined in the region. The long-standing encounter between Islam and local culture adds to the spiritual treasure, in this case, the typical Islam of the Ternate people who hold a robust Islamic theology and do not forget the culture of their ancestors.

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Section: Religion and Tradition Relationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Islamic Encounter and Local Tradition of Kololi Kie Ritual

Bodi¹

2019

Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Advanced Multidisciplinary Research (ICAMR 2018)

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“…With the change of the government system in Tidore into an Islamic government system, the legal system in force in the Tidore Sultanate also adheres to the Islamic Law system (Amal, 2016); this proves that Sultanate in North Maluku, including Tidore, accept Islam. The Islamization process takes place without violence and bloodshed (conflict) (Rusdiyanto, 2018). Islam that was so accepted then combined with the local wisdom of the Tidore community, without leaving customs, Islamic law also applies in Tidore.…”

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“…There are several previous studies regarding the Tidore Sultanate, including Irham Rosyidi's dissertation (2009), which highlighted the values and principles in the constitution of the Tidore Sultanate. Then the journal by Rusdiyanto (2018) explores the Sultanate of Ternate and Tidore from the historical aspect by briefly describing the development and influence of Islamic law in the two Sultanates. Meanwhile, Rahmat's journal discusses the symbolic meaning and Islamic values in the architecture of the Tidore Folajiko (traditional house) traditional house (Rahmat, 2020).…”

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Positive Transformation of Islamic Law in Local Wisdom in the Sultan of Tidore

Ginoni

Hanafi

Rahman

2021

JIS

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Tidore is one of the Islamic Sultanates in the archipelago which applies Islamic Law positively from 1495 until the joining of Tidore into the lap of the Republic of Indonesia. Islamic law in the Tidore Sultanate is no longer applied as positive law but has become a value that lives with the customs of the people of the Tidore Sultanate. This research focuses on examining the transformation of the Islamic law that once prevailed in the Tidore sultanate into values, principles, and philosophies that live in the Tidore community. This research was built with a qualitative research type with a socio-historical approach involving traditional and religious leaders as resource persons and a study of the existing "Kie Se Kolano" regulatory text so that it is expected to produce an accurate picture of the object under study. This research is expected to provide conceptual ideas in building awareness that Islamic law has actually become the volkgeist (soul of the Nation) for the Indonesian people, especially for the Tidore community, especially the younger generation who are currently being bombarded with various information that may be able to keep the younger generation away from the soul. His Nation.

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“…Trade between nations at that time was centered at the port of Talangame, currently known as the port of Bastiong. Ternate already has a market with adequate facilities, where local traders, foreign traders and domestic traders meet (Rusdiyanto, 2018). Mulyadi (2016) cited that international merchant fleets came to this port mainly to look for spices, an important commodity in the international market at that time, which turned this group of islands into a busy commercial traffic lane.…”

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Developing City Branding Strategy of Ternate in North Moluccas - Indonesia

Mihardja¹,

Widiastuti²,

Agustini³

2020

JKMJC

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The city of Ternate has an interesting long history supported by beautiful natural scenery and rich culture. However, these days, Ternate has not yet identified its identity and branding. Storytelling is one of the instruments to form city branding (Keskin et al., 2016). Given the potential of the long history, cultural and natural wealth of Ternate, storytelling can be used as a strategy to form city branding. The research methodology used in this research is a case study. Data was collected through in-depth interviews, observation, and literature study. Fieldwork was carried out in Ternate and surrounding areas in September 2019. Data was analysed using the City's Core Story (Keskin, Akgun, Zehir & Ayar, 2016). The results show that the city of Ternate has suitable material to develop this storytelling method because of its historical and cultural richness, although in its regional planning this is not a priority. It is interesting to develop the historical plot owned by Ternate in storytelling as a tool for city branding strategy, by compiling a plot as a part of the story. This is appropriate when the City of Ternate stakeholders are conducting a study of the city branding of Ternate. The results of the study could be used as recommendations for policy makers in Ternate regarding storytelling strategies to form city branding. These are also a novelty in developing city branding strategy in Indonesia.

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Kesultanan Ternate Dan Tidore

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Islamic Encounter and Local Tradition of Kololi Kie Ritual

Islamic Encounter and Local Tradition of Kololi Kie Ritual

Positive Transformation of Islamic Law in Local Wisdom in the Sultan of Tidore

Developing City Branding Strategy of Ternate in North Moluccas - Indonesia

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