Abstract

This research aims to understand the philosophical meaning of Malay pantun used in the tradition of 'makan nasi hadap-hadapan' (face-to-face meal sharing) in Malay community weddings. The research method employed in this study is qualitative descriptive with a literary anthropology approach. The data sources for this research are the pantun used in the 'makan nasi hadap-hadapan' tradition. Data collection techniques encompass recording, observation, note-taking, and interviews. The data were subsequently analyzed using an interactive analysis model. The findings of this research regarding the philosophical meaning of Malay pantun in the tradition of 'makan nasi hadap-hadapan' include serving as a vessel or means of communication, providing advice to the bride and groom, and strengthening family relationships, which will be further discussed in this study.

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