Worshippers smoking in mosques: Violation of fatwas of ulemas and governor regulation

Marpaung, Watni; Adly, Muhammad A.; Rustam, Rustam; Syahputra, Akmaluddin; Siregar, Putra Apriadi; Hutagalung, Syahrial Arif; Nasution, Muhammad Syukri Albani; Hayati, Fitri; Efendi, Rahmad; Tanjung, Dhiauddin

doi:10.4102/hts.v78i1.7975

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“…This highlights the importance of organizational commitment in shaping the conduct of members of a particular religious community. This level of dedication not only corresponds with the religious tenets espoused by Muhammadiyah, but also establishes a prominent and impactful position opposing smoking (12).…”

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Analyzing the Intersection of Smoking Consequences in Islamic Jurisprudence and Its Diverse Perspectives

Muhammad Labib,

Syahrullah,

Raghib Filhaq

et al. 2023

MIPHMP

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The leading preventable cause of fatality in contemporary society is smoking. In Islamic law, smoking is inextricably linked to the examination of the Qur'an, Hadith, and Ijtihad. This literature review examines the intricate convergence of smoking repercussions and Islamic jurisprudence, delving into the varied viewpoints concerning this matter within the Islamic tradition. This research examines fundamental Islamic scriptures, such as the Al-Quran, Hadith, and Ijtihad, in order to reveal the diverse array of principles and perspectives that influence Islamic perspectives on smoking. A spectrum of perspectives exists within Islamic jurisprudence regarding smoking, ranging from permissibility to prohibition, according to a synthesis of the relevant literature. The research emphasizes the complex correlation between smoking and Islamic ethics, taking into account elements such as personal accountability and health repercussions. Furthermore, the analysis discerns significant themes and recurring arguments that influence the varied viewpoints on smoking in Islamic thought as presented in the literature. In summary, this literature review highlights the intricacy of the matter through its provision of an all-encompassing examination of the varied viewpoints concerning the repercussions of smoking within the realm of Islamic jurisprudence. The results of this research enhance our comprehension of the ethical implications and difficulties linked to smoking in an Islamic framework. As a result, policymakers, practitioners, and scholars in the disciplines of health and religious studies will gain invaluable knowledge from these results.

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“…It is highlighted how smoking is bad for the environment, how unhealthy it is for people, and how many diseases it is linked to. This gives the conversation about the religious viewpoint on smoking a more expansive framework (12,13).…”

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Analyzing the Intersection of Smoking Consequences in Islamic Jurisprudence and Its Diverse Perspectives

Muhammad Labib,

Syahrullah,

Raghib Filhaq

et al. 2023

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“…Tobacco display bans face opposition from the industry, so data on their impact should guide legislators (Nasution, 2020). Countries with successful bans have linked them to declines in adult smoking prevalence and individual-level effects (Kuipers, 2017); (Marpaung, 2022b);…”

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Cigarette Displays Around the School Area and Cigarette Sales in the School Area

Hayati,

Siregar,

Nurhayati

et al. 2023

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<div><table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" align="left"><tbody><tr><td align="left" valign="top"><p><em>The tobacco industry continues to promote tobacco through cigarette displays, especially in areas easily accessible to youth and school students. One of the tactics that cigarette companies keep using is cigarette displays around the school area. This study aimed to determine the impact of cigarette displays around schools on cigarette sales in the school area. This study was conducted on cigarette sellers around schools in Medan City. This study was conducted on 18 cigarette sellers for 14 days. The interventions given were cigarette displays covered with cloth, cigarette displays hidden, and cigarette displays without intervention. Data analysis was conducted using an ANOVA test using JASP version 17.The results showed a difference in total sales between cloth-covered displays, hidden treatments, and no intervention (ANOVA test p = 0.015). The results showed a difference in sales profit between cloth-covered displays, hidden treatments, and no intervention (ANOVA test p = 0.004). The provision of interventions on cigarette displays treated as hidden reduced average cigarette sales in cigarette stores. Intervention in cigarette displays covered with cloth reduced average cigarette sales in cigarette stores. The Medan City Government should regulate cigarette displays at cigarette stores around the school area to reduce cigarette consumption among students. The Education Office and schools should collaborate with cigarette sellers around the school area to stop the display of cigarettes and not sell cigarettes to students.</em></p><p><em> </em></p></td></tr></tbody></table></div><strong><em>Keywords: Cigarettes, Cigarette displays, Cigarette stores, School area</em></strong>

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Islamic education, depression, religiosity, and the effects of religion moderation of Muslim students

Marpaung,

Azizah,

Siregar

2024

HTS Teologiese Studies / Theological Studies

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The need for religious moderation in North Sumatra province arises as a result of burning worship [Vihara and Klenteng], exploding bombs and stabbing attempts at churches during worship. This study examines the effect of Islamic education, depression and religiosity on religious moderation in students at state Islamic universities. This study used a cross-sectional design in North Sumatra province with 1125 Muslim students over a period from February 2023 to May 2023. This study used a closed questionnaire involving Islamic education, depression, religiosity and religious moderation using linear regression with 95% CI using JASP version 19. With regard to the notions of depression, religious ideology, religious experiences and religious studies, this research demonstrates that students who have received education in Muslim schools affect religious moderation in students of state Islamic universities. Religious moderation among Islamic students will be improved by providing increased information on religious studies that contain religious moderation.Contribution: This article will provide new information about religious moderation carried out by Muslim students in Islamic universities that are often associated with intolerance, terrorism, fanaticism and religion-based violence.

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Worshippers smoking in mosques: Violation of fatwas of ulemas and governor regulation

Cited by 3 publications

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Analyzing the Intersection of Smoking Consequences in Islamic Jurisprudence and Its Diverse Perspectives

Analyzing the Intersection of Smoking Consequences in Islamic Jurisprudence and Its Diverse Perspectives

Cigarette Displays Around the School Area and Cigarette Sales in the School Area

Islamic education, depression, religiosity, and the effects of religion moderation of Muslim students

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