Concept Of Wisdom Research Articles

Practical wisdom in the workplace: conceptualization, instrument development, and predictive power

PurposeThe purpose of this Real Impact Research Article is to empirically explore one of the most controversial and elusive concepts in knowledge management research – practical wisdom. It develops a 10-dimensional practical wisdom construct and tests it within the nomological network of counterproductive and productive knowledge behavior.Design/methodology/approachA survey instrument was created based on the extant literature. A model was developed and tested by means of Partial Least Squares with data obtained from 200 experienced employees recruited from CloudResearch Connect crowdsourcing platform.FindingsPractical wisdom is a multidimensional construct that may be operationalized and measured like other well-established knowledge management concepts. Practical wisdom guides employee counterproductive and productive knowledge behavior: it suppresses knowledge sabotage and knowledge hiding (whether general, evasive, playing dumb, rationalized or bullying) and promotes knowledge sharing. While all proposed dimensions contribute to employee practical wisdom, particularly salient are subject matter expertise, moral purpose in decision-making, self-reflection in the workplace and external reflection in the workplace. Unexpectedly, practical wisdom facilitates knowledge hoarding instead of reducing it.Practical implicationsManagers should realize that possessing practical wisdom is not limited to a group of select, high-level executives. Organizations may administer the practical wisdom questionnaire presented in this study to their workers to identify those who score the lowest, and invest in employee training programs that focus on the development of those attributes pertaining to the practical wisdom dimensions.Originality/valueThe concept of practical wisdom is a controversial topic that has both detractors and supporters. To the best of the author’s knowledge, this is the first large-scale empirical study of practical wisdom in the knowledge management domain.

Arsitektur Vernakular yang Mendukung Pembangunan Berkelanjutan di Kampung Adat Tamkesi Kabupaten Timor Tengah Utara

Title: Vernacular Architecture that Supports Sustainable Development in the Tamkesi Traditional Village, North Central Timor Regency
 Indonesia has a wealth of diverse vernacular architecture. Still, in this era of openness to information and outside cultures, it seems the uniqueness of this architecture has become neglected and threatened with loss. Amid the external-internal influences that cause changes in the archipelago's vernacular buildings, the Atoni tribe in the Tamkesi traditional village responds otherwise. This paper examines how the indigenous Atoni people maintain the authenticity and sustainability of the Tamkesi traditional village, its architecture, and their involvement in sustainable development. This research uses descriptive qualitative research methods, while analysis techniques are carried out by coordinating data collection techniques through books, journals, articles, and an understanding of the theory of vernacular architecture and sustainable development. Based on the results of the analysis show that the Tamkesi traditional village is one of the oldest villages on the island of Timor, East Nusa Tenggara, which is still sustainable today and has developed from generation to generation based on the concept of local cultural wisdom and harmonization with nature.

Implementation Of Curriculum Policy Edutechno Islamic Preneurship In Aceh

Referring to Law Number 44 of 1999 concerning Aceh's privileges, Aceh Qanun Number 11 of 2014 article 5 paragraph 2 which explains that the national education system in Aceh is organized in an Islamic and integrated manner to achieve educational goals, Aceh Qanun Number 9 of 2015 article 19 paragraph 1 which explains that the Aceh government has the authority to formulate an Islamic curriculum at the PAUD, SD, SMP, SMA, SMK and SLB levels, and the Aceh government has the authority to implement the national curriculum at the secondary education and special education levels, so the Aceh government launched a curriculum called Edutechno Islamic Preneurship. This research is located at SMK Negeri 3 Lhokseumawe and aims to determine the policy content of the Islamic Edutechno Preneurship curriculum and to determine the supporting and inhibiting factors for its implementation at SMK Negeri 3 Lhokseumawe. Currently the national curriculum has not been integrated with the Islamic-based concept of Aceh's local wisdom, therefore it is deemed necessary to conduct research to analyze the policy content of the Islamic Edutechno Preneurship curriculum. This research is qualitative research using observation, interviews and documentation methods. The results of the research show that the Islamic Edutechno Preneurship curriculum is implemented well at SMK Negeri 3 Lhokseumawe but still needs improvement in the aspects of socialization, supervisory supervision, Islamic-based books and continuous improvement of human resources. The conclusion of this research is that the Islamic Edutechno Prenership curriculum needs to be implemented comprehensively within the Aceh Education Department in order to create vocational students who have skills and have noble character and uphold Islamic Acehan values.

Educating a Society of Perceivers: Practical Wisdom and Perception in Nicomachean Ethics and Deuteronomy*

ABSTRACT A renewed interest in reading the Hebrew Bible as a work of philosophy has reasserted the value of pursuing comparative studies of Greek and Hebrew literature within their common intellectual environment in the Eastern Mediterranean. This study will contribute to a retrieval of Hebraic philosophy in its ancient context through a comparison of Aristotelian practical wisdom and perception as seen in Nicomachean Ethics with commensurate conceptions of wisdom and perception in Deuteronomy. This comparison will advance an appreciation of Deuteronomy as a work of philosophy in its own right, which is distinct yet comparable to Nicomachean Ethics in educating what Martha Nussbaum calls a “society of perceivers” who are skilled at making wise and discerning decisions to attain the Deuteronomic vision of the good.

Kajian Teologis tentang Gaya Hidup Yesus untuk Memintas Rantai Hedonisme

This research aims to explore the image the concept of God in the context of human life immersed in the vortex of hedonism. The research will combine the approaches from philosophy and theology to uncover the secrets of the grandeur of God's image and how a deeper understanding of His presence can bring salvation and happiness to human life. The study will examine the values and essence of the lifestyle of Jesus Christ, which can serve as the center of spirituality for Christians, using qualitative research methods and a phenomenological perspective to understand the subjectivity of the human beings involved.The research presents the concepts of wisdom contained within the genuine concept of human beings as the image and likeness of God and how these concepts can be applied in the lives of people faced with temptation and greed.It is hoped that the results of this research will make a significant contribution to our understanding of the spirituality of Jesus Christ and lead us to a more accurate and proper understanding of the essence of life. Furthermore, it is expected that this research will provide inspiration and guidance for readers to achieve righteousness, wisdom, and greatness in their lives by fully referring to the divinity of Jesus.

Biological studies of ethnoscience research in Indonesia: A literature review

Research related to ethnoscience from culture, local wisdom, and local potential in Indonesia has begun to develop in the last seven years. However, there are still few studies in the field of Physics Education. Based on that, this research aims to identify and analyze the physics concepts from ethnoscience research in Indonesia, which originate from research journal articles starting in 2015 and ending in 2022. The study used a systematic literature review method with four stages: identification, screening, eligibility, and inclusion. After screening the 252 journal articles searched using the Mendeley and Google Scholar applications, it was decided that 20 articles would become research samples because they met the research criteria, namely articles focused on examining the physics concepts of culture, local wisdom, and local Indonesian potential. Based on the literature review, the results of the cultural aspects were still limited to traditional dances, games, and houses. In terms of regional or tribal aspects, the research is still limited to a few areas, such as Manokwari, Medan, Jawa Barat, Jawa Barat, Jambi, Sumatera Barat, Aceh, Sulawesi Selatan, Kalimantan dan Timor Tengah Selatan.While the aspects of the physics material studied in these studies, such as Keanekaragaman hayati, sistem gerak, zoologi dan botani, ekologi, pemanfaatan lingkungan. Other physics materials can also be investigated through cultural studies, local wisdom, or local potential from unreached areas in Indonesia. The findings show that it is necessary to explore more broadly and deeply related to the ethnoscience of physics education from culture, local wisdom, and other local potentials in Indonesia to be used as students’ learning resources in the classroom.

KEDUDUKAN HUKUM PIDANA ADAT DALAM HUKUM PIDANA INDONESIA

The development of Indonesian law is heading in a positive direction as evidence that law in Indonesia is a dynamic law, in the dynamism of Indonesian law, one form is Law Number 1 of 2023 concerning the Criminal Code, in which the Republic of Indonesia drafts provisions of Indonesian criminal law by using Indonesian culture and local wisdom as a spirit or soul in Indonesian law itself. Local wisdom is a local idea (local) that is wise, full of wisdom, good value, which is embedded and followed by community members. So that between the construction of national law and the concept of local wisdom is able to go together, legal harmonization becomes very important in the preparation and formulation of the contents in the New Penal Code Law, Article 66 paragraph (1) letter f which states that, Additional crimes as referred to in Article 64 point b consist of: f. fulfillment of local customary obligations."The article provides recognition of customary sanctions against perpetrators of criminal acts. Article 601 paragraph (1) which states that, "Any person who commits an act that according to law living in society is declared a prohibited act shall be threatened with a crime. Based on this, it is clear that the meaning of criminal acts is not only limited to those stated according to laws and regulations, but also based on customary criminal law. The article provides recognition of customary sanctions against perpetrators of criminal acts. Article 601 paragraph (1) which states that, "Any person who commits an act that according to law living in society is declared a prohibited act shall be threatened with a crime. Based on this, it is clear that the meaning of criminal acts is not only limited to those stated according to laws and regulations, but also based on customary criminal law.The article provides recognition of customary sanctions against perpetrators criminal.

Development of Social Entrepreneurship Organizations Based on Social Bricolage and Diamond Models to Support Village Tourism Innovation

A country's economy can be categorized as being in good condition if all components have a positive contribution to the country's economy. We can understand that the smallest component in a country's economic development is the synergy of the village economy. One sector that can be a strength of the village economy is tourism. Based on this, researchers are called to direct this research to the development of village tourism. This research is a qualitative type, so data is taken from field observations and interviews. Social bricolage (SB) provides an opportunity to create an inclusive tourism economic development model for underprivileged communities to be empowered in developing their regions with the concept of local wisdom in a sustainable manner. The social entrepreneurship organizational development model using the Diamond Model and social bricolage encourages business model innovation and social entrepreneurship in the field of village tourism. Based on the previous description, we can conclude that this research will have a positive impact when the concept of entrepreneurship development based on social bricolage and the diamond model is implemented well. This research will measure these two concepts so that appropriate conclusions can be drawn.

Ethnomathematics: Concept of Geometry and Cultural Wisdom In The Construction of The Minangkabau Gadang House

This research is one form of effort to show evidence of the relationship between mathematics and culture, especially on the subject of geometry, as well as to show the public that culture has an attachment to mathematics. The purpose of this study was to determine the construction process of the Minangkabau Gadang house and the geometric concepts contained therein. This study used qualitative research methods to describe the rules of cultural wisdom in building Gadang houses and the geometric concepts inside. With literature studies and observations of Gadang houses West Sumatera. The results of this study indicate that the construction of this traditional house turns out to be unwittingly using mathematical concepts to adapt to the environmental conditions in which it was built so that it does not only look at the aesthetics and comfort of living but also the security that the residents of the house get. Of course, it will be different in each regional condition and traditional house.

Development of Local Wisdom-Based Literacy Modules for Reading Comprehension in Elementary School

This research is motivated by 21st-century learning which is centred on patterns of students' reading literacy comprehension, which is linked to the concept of local wisdom as a strategy for implementing local wisdom-based reading literacy in the form of teaching materials or modules as an effort to build insight, knowledge, personality, mentality and morality for students. This study aims to develop local wisdom-based literacy modules for teaching reading comprehension in elementary schools that are feasible to use. This research is a Research and Development (RD), using the 4-D Model (Define, Design, Development, and Disseminate). The results of product validation data by media, material and language experts using percentage and category descriptive techniques to show the module's validity, practicality/feasibility. This research was carried out in an elementary school in Pekanbau. The results of the validation by the media expert validator and the material and language expert validator obtained a score of 0.848 in stage II and 0.924 in stage II, so it was categorized as very valid for use. The content and language validation results achieved a score of 0.578 in stage I and 0.800 in stage II, indicating a categorization ranging from valid to highly valid. The local wisdom-based literacy module testing yielded student learning results with an average score of 84.54, indicating excellent performance. The results of the student practicality test obtained an overall average of 90.67% and the teacher's practicality test of 88.33%. From the overall average practicality test, students and teachers are categorized as very practical and feasible to use or disseminate. Based on the data above, this research is expected to have implications academically, especially to elementary school as a reference source in developing literacy modules based on local wisdom in literacy learning.

Validity of the Digital Module Exploration of Physics Concepts in Making “Jember Batik Crafts” as an Effort to Support Local Wisdom-Based Multicultural Education

The prospective physics teachers was very important to be provided with an understanding regarding the local potential of an area that is integrated into the physics learning process as a strengthening of multicultural education. The use of digital modules in physics learning contains the concept of local Jember wisdom, namely making Jember batik crafts that have never been developed before. This research aimed to examine the validity of digital physics modules containing local wisdom "making batik crafts" to facilitate students' scientific and digital literacy skills. The research method used is research and development with the ADDIE development model. The study enlisted three expert validators who utilized a validation sheet as their instrument. The method for analyzing the validation data was through descriptive percentage analysis. The results of the validation by the validator showed that the construct aspect showed 90.29% (very good), the content aspect was 85% (very good) and the language aspect was 92.22% (very good). The validation results from the development of this digital module as a whole show that the digital module based on the local wisdom of Jember Batik crafts achieves a validity score of 89.17% which is in the very good category and is very feasible to use. Thus, digital modules based on local wisdom in Jember Batik crafts can then be used in the physics learning process as an alternative to innovative solutions for learning resources based on local wisdom.

Wisdom capacities in people with and without chronic mental health problems: A representative survey on a general German adult population

Wisdom capacities are important for coping with difficult and ambiguous life situations. People with chronic mental health problems often have problems in coping with life problems. Until now, there are no comparative and representative data on the distribution of wisdom capacities people with and without chronic mental health problems. Identifying strengths and limitations in wisdom capacities in both groups will give a basis for specific focus in wisdom training in clinical settings and public health. This cross-sectional observation study examined a German population with a representative sample of 2505 persons aged 16 – 95 years in 2019. Sociodemographic data as well as chronic mental illnesses data were collected, and wisdom capacities were assessed by the 12-WD Wisdom Scale. The surveys were carried out using interviews and self-report questionnaires at the respondents’ homes by an experienced social research company. The wisdom capacities value and problem relativization, as well as emotion acceptance were scored the highest by people with and without chronic mental health problems. Uncertainty tolerance, sustainability and perspective change received the lowest scores. People with chronic mental health problems had slightly lower overall wisdom affinity (M = 7.00, SD = 1.41 on a scale of 0 – 10) as compared to mentally healthy people (M = 7.7, SD = 1.38). Specifically, persons with chronic mental health problems reported the lowest ratings on wisdom capacities requiring active cognitive reflections (sustainability, perspective change, and uncertainty tolerance). In conclusion, since there are rather small quantitative differences between persons with and without chronic mental health problems, the wisdom concept seems appropriate to be applied to all individuals, regardless of the severity and nature of mental health problems. Wisdom enhancement, for instance, by means of wisdom training, may be focused on wisdom capacities which were rated comparably low, including perspective change, uncertainty tolerance and sustainability.

Mediation of Criminal Cases as an Effort to Settle Criminal Actions Based on Local Wisdom in Indonesia

Penal mediation is carried out to bring together criminal offenders and victims, so this penal mediation is often also known as "Victim Offender Mediation" (VOM). In Indonesia itself, the use of mediation can be seen in Law No. 30 of 1999 concerning Arbitration and Dispute Resolution. Settlement of cases through mediation is in line with the concept of local wisdom that lives in Indonesian society. The noble values contained in the Pancasila state foundation fade with the times and technology; the values contained therein, such as divinity, justice, decency, harmony, unity, humanity, and mutual cooperation, are no longer reflected in the lives of the nation, state, and society. Society is also included in the formulation of legal products. Penal mediation is less well known among Indonesians. In mediation, the urgency is the value of Pancasila in the settlement of criminal cases in Indonesia, which is the community's need for a progressive, humane criminal dispute settlement that provides a sense of justice for victims, society, and perpetrators, which cannot be carried out by national criminal law. The local wisdom of people in various regions of Indonesia in the settlement of criminal disputes based on deliberation and consensus (mediation) as local institutions has not been utilized optimally in answering this problem. The formation of law in Indonesia is based on historical aspects and is in accordance with the conditions and circumstances of the people. In mediation, it requires the involvement of all stakeholders in solving criminal acts through mediation based on local wisdom using impartial or neutral media and mediators.

Ethno-physics: The Exploration of Kloso Handicraft as a Local Culture in Rumpuk Village

Kloso is a type of local wisdom in the form of woven pandan leaves that can be used as a learning medium to make it easier for students to understand physics concepts. The author realizes that this research, especially the exploration of physics concepts in local wisdom, has limitations. Therefore, it is necessary to carry out activities to explore the concepts of physics and local wisdom in each process of making Kloso in. This study aims to explore and analyze the physics concepts contained in each stage of making Kloso. This research is a qualitative research using data triangulation methods: interview, observation, and literature studies. The results showed that there was a correlation between Kloso’s making stage and physics concept. The physics concepts contained in Kloso such as energy, momentum, parabolic motion, Newton's Laws, pressure, and heat changes. Thus, this local wisdom can be used as a medium of learning, especially in the field of physics, to increase the understanding of physics that is integrated into ethnoscience (Ethno-physics), a science that is actually implemented in every activity of daily life.

The wisdom of intergenerational relationships in Ursula Le Guin’s series Annals of the Western Shore (Gifts, VoicesandPowers)

AbstractUrsula Le Guin’s novels included in Annals of the Western Shore, published between the years 2004 and 2007, have as protagonists three young characters who, among uprising, rebellion and unfair states, have to find their place in Le Guin’s the Western Shore world. The three protagonists share a gift – the gift of remembering and telling stories – which is transmitted to two of them through an older man from the community where they live. Once the main characters come together at the end of the third novel of the saga, they realise that the only way in which a free and prosperous state can be achieved is through knowledge and the sharing of the stories of both ancestors and new writers. The series, thus, problematizes the concept of wisdom associated with a binary stereotypical image of old age as either attached to loss and decrepitude or to wisdom, particularly in the fantastic mode. In this article, and following Le Guin’s belief in the intrinsic interconnectivity of all things, “organic and inorganic, material and spiritual, object and force – [that] shape and are shaped by each other” (Senior 1996: 104), we aim to explore the value of intergenerational relationships in building a fairer and more prosperous society in Le Guin’s series Annals of the Western Shore. Whereas the young characters and protagonists in each of the three novels need the guidance of older members of their communities to come to terms with their “gifts”, the coming of age of these young protagonists will also question the unfair and destructive beliefs behind the social organisation of the regimes in which they grew up and became adults.

The Islamic Call: Al-Farabi's Philosophical Perspectives on Navigating the Dilemma of Modernity in Establishing an Ideal State

This study aims to explore and analyze the concepts proposed by Al-Farabi regarding the ideal state or the virtuous city in order to enrich our understanding of how Islamic states can address the challenges of modernity and democracy while maintaining a balanced approach to core Islamic values. The research adopts a literature review methodology, collecting and analyzing various primary and secondary sources related to Al-Farabi’s political thought on the concept of the ideal state. Al-Farabi;s ideas about the ideal state or virtuous city provide crucial principles for constructing a state that prioritizes the happiness of its society. In the modern context, Al-Farabi’s thoughts can serve as inspiration and guidance for societies in developing inclusive, just, and sustainable political systems. The holistic concept of political wisdom reminds us of the significance of integrating moral, spiritual, and rational values in the decision-making process. By considering these aspects, a state can create conditions that support the happiness and perfection of individuals.

A new approach to the definitions and relationships between evolution science, basic sciences and mathematics

In the literature, there is also a lot of information and misconceptions about science, mathematics, evolution, the theory of evolution, and the science of evolution. However, there is no tidy and sufficient information about the definitions, and relationships between these concepts. These confusing reasons led me to do this research. Our information about the relationships between the concepts of science, mathematics, evolution science, creature, being and wisdom seems to have misconceptions and confusion. To clarify these, the definitions and relations of these concepts carefully studied from literature sources. Since the original definitions and relationships of these basic concepts were not made correctly, the concepts caused misunderstandings. Just as there are clear and accurate definitions of Cell, Cell Theory and Cell Science. The same logic carried out and used in concepts related to evolution science. Some concepts may have more than one correct definition. New original definitions and relationships of these concepts have been proposed to contribute to education. Math is the main face of science that expresses all the knowledge, events, facts, processes, creatures and relationships in science with symbols, writing, equations, sets and shapes. No branch of science can work without mathematics. If we accept science as a body, math is like its heart. However, mathematics can work alone without the need for other disciplines. Therefore, mathematics is like the heart of science and the common denominator of the sum of all other branches of science. Based on this logic, all branches of science except mathematics constitute the natural, cultural and life interface of science. The evolutionary interface of science expresses the real- life story of all the changes in science. What is the common denominator of the positions, definitions and relationships of mathematics, evolution and science? What are the relationships between the concepts of being and creature and science, mathematics, evolution science and wisdom? The answers to these questions has been the solution to our problem sentences.

NEW MOVEMENT LOCAL WISDOMNOMIC: STUDY OF MAWAH AS A MODEL OF COMMUNITY ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

This research discusses the topic of Acehnese cultural issues, namely mawah which is a concept of local wisdom and an important role in the life of the Acehnese. The two main topics of this research are mawah dialectics in the socio-economy of the Acehnese, and the mawah model as empowering the modern economy of society. The method used in this research is qualitative through a philosophical normative approach. Data collection was carried out through interviews, observation, documentation, and FGD (Focus Group Discussion). The results of this study indicate that the Mawah dialect in the socio-economy of the people of Aceh occurs in several stages. Mawah first stage concentrated on breeding. is termed as “Mawah Aneuk Nang” In mawah which is divided between owners and breeders is about 50:50 distribution or depending on how the mawah was originally carried out. There are several mawah principles in empowering the Acehnese economy, namely the principles of al’adalah, at-t’awun and musawwamah. Mawah can be a model of massive modern agrarian economic empowerment if it is managed properly and involves professional parties. Some of the things that must be done are to establish Mawah Boards (BW) which are backed up by the district and village governments, then create networks and relationships as a gateway for mawah online. At this final stage, mawah becomes a start-up business.

This Shall Be Your Wisdom (Deut. 4:6): The Wisdom of Deuteronomy Amidst Changing Paradigms for Hebrew Wisdom

Abstract The death of ‘Wisdom Literature’ as a literary genre that has controlled understandings of wisdom in the Hebrew Bible has resulted in a need for new investigations of the concept of wisdom in biblical books outside the ‘Wisdom Literature’, which have often been considered to be ‘influenced’ by the artificial genre of ‘Wisdom Literature’. This paper will analyse the relationship between wisdom and law in the book of Deuteronomy, in order to show how freeing the concept of wisdom in Deuteronomy from the influence of ‘Wisdom Literature’ opens up perspectives to appreciate the wisdom of Deuteronomy on its own terms as a unique contribution to conceptions of Hebrew wisdom. Rather than thinking of the wisdom of Deuteronomy as being influenced by ‘Wisdom Literature’, the wisdom terminology in Deuteronomy is better accounted for by Deuteronomy’s rhetorical appropriation of the ancient Near Eastern Instruction and Law Code literary forms, each of which focuses on transmitting wisdom for successful living. The wisdom of Deuteronomy, which is cultivated throughout the book in the literary forms of Instruction and Law Code for the transmission of knowledge and intellectual skill in Torah interpretation and application, is distinct yet complementary to the wisdom found in the traditional ‘Wisdom’ books, Proverbs, Job, and Ecclesiastes.

SELF IDENTITY AND RELIGIOSITY OF MADURESE PEOPLE: INDIGENOUS CONCEPTS BASED ON THE PERSPECTIVE OF MADURESE YOUTH

This study aims to explain the identity and religiosity of the Madurese based on the perspective of Madurese teenagers. The concept of identity and religiosity refers to the concept of indigenous or local wisdom of Madurese culture. This study uses a qualitative method with a descriptive approach in explaining the research study. The Sources of data used in this study are primary and secondary data sources. Sources of primary data were obtained directly from Madurese youth using FGD and semi-structured interviews with 7 students of class X in Pamekasan Regency. Each student meets the requirements of being born and raised in Madura and his parents are Madurese. While the secondary data sources are data obtained from the study of books, literature, and the results of previous research on the Madurese which have relevance to the focus of this research. Interviews with Madurese cultural observers were conducted to complete primary and secondary data as a triangulation of data sources, especially to obtain information on the concept of religiosity and identity indigenously or by referring to the local wisdom of Madurese culture. The analysis of the results of the study explains that being a Madurese is having high self-esteem, of course, self-esteem in the indigenous Madurese concept, namely ajina aba ", temperamental-tempered, hardworking, overly confident, and Muslim. If they are not Muslims, then they are not Madurese. Madurese teenagers are described as Islamic Religious with strong faith and devotion to Allah SWT and implemented in the implementation of the pillars of Islam. The factor of high religiosity in Madurese youth is seen in carrying out Islamic religious worship and practices. It can also be interpreted, many Madurese teenagers perform the five daily prayers, fast, pay zakat, and perform worship or ritual obligations in Islam. Empirical and theoretical studies explain the same finding, namely the Madurese are famous for their identity with Islam and uphold religious symbols as the embodiment of local wisdom values.