Pengaruh Islam terhadap Perkembangan Budaya Jawa: tembang Macapat

Sahlan, Asmaun; Mulyono, Mulyono

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“…Ricklefs (2006) also shows that many Islamic leaders embed their teachings in the traditional rituals or indigenous poetry forms. Mulyono (2012) shows that Islamic views influence the form and values contained in traditional Javanese literature including macapat. In comparison, only a few Christian leaders make the effort to bridge the cultural and spiritual gaps between them and the indigenous religions, even today.…”

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An implicit good news in a Javanese indigenous religious poem

Chandra¹

2022

HTS Teologiese Studies / Theological Studies

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Contextualising biblical teaching entails the adoption of certain forms, terms or thought patterns that might confuse the original message, especially if the effort takes place in a Javanese culture context that is full of subtlety and indirect communication. This study analyses a Javanese poetry form that contains the narrative of Jesus’ encounter with a Samaritan woman. The indigenous poems are widely sung by the adherents of Javanese indigenous religions. However, only a few studies are conducted on such indigenous poems that contain Christian messages. This study examines whether or not the poetry form and religious terms that the writer used could serve as a vehicle to convey the good news message of the narrative of John 4:4–42 instead of creating impediment. Through literary form analysis followed by content analysis, the results showed that the Javanese poem contains several cantos, each with an embedded meaning. Finally, it intends to demonstrate how a combination, instead of contestation, of the indigenous, Islam and Christian terms is effective for the writer’s purpose. Thus, the writer’s choice was suitable in his effort to communicate the original teaching.Contribution: This study contributes to inter-religious communication by identifying the Javanese indigenous communication pattern, particularly the placement of their messages inside their poem’s structure and in various terminologies. Strengthening inter-religious communication to create a mutual understanding in Indonesian pluralistic society is needed especially as the Javanese indigenous religions are often misunderstood.

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An implicit good news in a Javanese indigenous religious poem

Chandra¹

2022

HTS Teologiese Studies / Theological Studies

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“…Because they have such a mental attitude, the resulting artwork is not beautiful based on observations using five senses but brightens the soul for those who enjoy it. In the field of literary art, in "the era of adoration", Javanese culture continues to grow and develop, expressing through macapat song (Sahlan & Mulyono 2012).…”

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“…In the culture of Nusantara, macapat song is an important part, especially in Java. This macapat song, with all its contents, has various functions, including as the messenger, means of speech, delivery of expressions of taste, the media depiction of the atmosphere, delivery of puzzles, da'wah media, educational tools and counseling, and so on (Sahlan & Mulyono 2012). Macapat song can accommodate all these things, both express and implied content.…”

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“…The type of art commonly used by Wali Songo is puppet show art. Wali Songo changed the shape and content of the macapat song as a complement to the puppet show by composing it into religious, educational, and philosophical life (Sahlan & Mulyono 2012). Nowadays, the macapat song is often performed in celebration of the big day as well as other events (Heriwati 2017).…”

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Raising Islamic values tradition on the reading of Anbiya book

Cahyani

Kusdarini

2021

MKP

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Indonesia is a country with a diversity of cultures, ethnicities, religions, races, and traditions. In Indonesia, there are many combinations of cultural values and religious values that are used to elevate the values of a religion. In 2010, the Sheikh Subakir Association was formed as one of the Anbiya book reading associations in Blitar. This study aimed to determine the religious values in the tradition of reading the Anbiya book in Nglegok Sub-district, Blitar Regency, East Java. This study used a qualitative research method with a descriptive approach. The data were obtained through direct observation, in-depth interviews, and data collection with documents. The interviews were conducted with the head of the group, Sheikh Subakir, several group members, the secretary of the sub[1]district, and village communities. Based on this research, it is found that there are eight values of the Anbiya book that invites humans to always do good in everyday life. The values in the contents of the Anbiya book include: faith values, Islamic values, perfection (ihsan) values, piety values, sincerity values, reliance (tawakal) values, gratitude values, and patient values. This study concluded that the reading of the Anbiya book is preserved to maintain cultural heritage and maintain Islamic values.

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“…The analysis of the relationship between Islamic values and Javanese culture in Tembang Macapat has been conducted by some researchers. Sahlan & Mulyono (2012) showed that Islamic teachings had a major influence on the form and content of the values contained in ancient Javanese literature called kakawin, which then developed into the song of the Jawa Madya (Middle). This study examines deeply the relevance of local wisdom of Javanese culture (in this case the philosophical meaning) with Islamic religious values, whereas the previous researchers studied the poetic meter models and the contents of kakawin and kidung.…”

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Sekar Macapat Pocung: Study of Religious Values Based on the Local Wisdom of Javanese Culture

Saddhono

Pramestuti

2018

El Harakah

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Javanese culture is a system of ideas which directs Javanese people’s attitude and behaviors. It contains local wisdom that has a great influence on their daily life. The research method employed in this study is descriptive qualitative by implementing content analysis approach. The data studied are the scripts of Sekar Macapat Pocung. Local wisdom has a highly philosopical meaning which enhances the tenacity of nations. Tembang Macapat is considered as a form of local wisdom in Javanese culture. Sekar Macapat Pocung is the eleventh popular meters of recited Javanese poem. Through the recited Javanese poem, Islamic religious values and noble values are delivered meaningfully. It becomes precept and inseparable part of Javanese people in leading religious and national life. Budaya Jawa merupakan suatu sistem yang menjadi pedoman bagi masyarakat Jawa dalam berperilaku dan bersikap. Di dalam budaya Jawa terdapat kearifan lokal sebagai pendorong yang kuat dalam kehidupan masyarakat Jawa. Metode penelitian yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah deskriptif kualitatif dengan pendekatan analisis isi. Data yang dikaji adalah naskah Sekar Macapat Pocung. Kearifan lokal budaya Jawa mengandung makna filosofis yang meningkatkan ketahanan nasional sebuah bangsa. Tembang Macapat termasuk wujud kearifan lokal budaya Jawa. Sekar Macapat Pocung adalah metrum kesebelas yang dikenal sebagai produk budaya berbentuk puisi Jawa kuno yang dilagukan. Melalui syair dalam tembang, nilai-nilai religus Islam dan pitutur bijak disampaikan penuh makna. Nilai-nilai religus Islam dan pitutur bijak dalam Sekar Macapat Pocung menjadi pegangan dan bagian hidup yang tak terpisahkan dari masyarakat Jawa dalam menjalani kehidupan beragama dan berbangsa.

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Pengaruh Islam terhadap Perkembangan Budaya Jawa: tembang Macapat

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An implicit good news in a Javanese indigenous religious poem

An implicit good news in a Javanese indigenous religious poem

Raising Islamic values tradition on the reading of Anbiya book

Sekar Macapat Pocung: Study of Religious Values Based on the Local Wisdom of Javanese Culture

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