Verses Of Qur Research Articles

DYNAMICS AND TYPOLOGY OF QURANIC CONTENT IN TIKTOK

Tik Tok has been considered as an attention grabbing alternative social media platform for the millennial generation as a way to convey and receive religious messages, especially Quranic messages. The use of TikTok as a new medium has also given birth to the current trend of learning the Qur’an. This study attempts to explain the impact of Quranic content on Tiktok on Quran learning. In the academic realm, this research seeks to contribute to discussions on the study of the Qur’an in its relation to social media. Using Ahmad Rafiq’s reception theory of the Qur’an and Gary R. Bunt’s theory of cyber Islamic environments, this qualitative research concludes the following points; first, the Quranic-related contents on TikTok comprise of several typologies, such as; quotes, interpretations, completing Quranic verses, tajwid, tahsin, qira’ah or recitations, lectures, news, stories, daily practices, murattal, rasm or manuscripts, the virtues of Quranic verses, memorization, guessing surahs, tips, and duets. Second, at the beginning of 2020, during the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic, there had been an increased use of TikTok among people from various circles, ranging from the general public, celebrities, businessmen, preachers and others. Some preachers had been using TikTok as one of the learning media for the millennial generation. Third, TikTok had enabled creators of Quranic-related content to convey Quranic messages through Quranic content videos to be responded by netizens in the comments column. In this context, they started to turn to TikTok for religious advice and to answer some of their religious questions.

Is It Important To Integrate Islamic Values In Accounting Education?

Various accounting scandals involving the accounting profession are indicated because of the dominance of reason in accounting education. So, this research aims to understand and examine the perceptions of accounting educators about integrating Islamic values into accounting education. An interpretive perspective is used in this qualitative research. Data collection techniques through interviews. In-depth interviews were conducted with three accounting lecturers with open questions. Furthermore, the results of the interviews were transcribed and analyzed using the Miles and Huberman model, namely data reduction, data presentation, and conclusion. Islamic values are essential to be integrated into accounting education. Integrating Islamic values in accounting education includes praying together before learning, reading Quran verses, and practising "olah rasa" in class. The research results prove that Islamic values must be integrated into accounting education.

QARD ALHASSAN INSTITUTION AS A SUSTAINABLE ETHICAL FINANCING SOLUTION FOR MIDDLE­CLASS INDIVIDUALS IN MUSLIM­MAJORITY COUNTRIES

The purpose of this study is to propose a Qard Alhassan institution based on a Quranic concept regarding financing and borrowing. It is whereby a certain group of society is assisted, specifically middle-class individuals, that helps them get the finance they need and to return what they borrowed without any interest, while preserving the capital of the lenders who will receive the Hereafter reward, but the institution goal is not striving for profits though it may impose minimal fees for its services. The study used a qualitative approach. A holistic review of the Quranic verses, that mention several financial issues such as Riba, Qard alhassan, the study concludes that there is an urgent need to integrate the elements of Iman (believe in Allah) and Akhlaq (Islamic ethics) into the Islamic finance equation. In order to find out the obstacles that may face Qard Alhassan institution, the study presented and analyzed the case of theMalaysian Hajj Corporation project (known as Lembaga Tabung Haji), as there are elements of similarity with the proposed institution. In addition, over 100 personal interviews conducted, in two stages, with Malaysian and Arab experts in the academic and professional aspects in the Islamic financial and banking sector. The interviews conducted in span of 5 years (from 2018 to the end of 2022). The study has proposed a new Islamic financing project that represents the idea of Qard Alhassan institution, provided that several elements to be implemented as mentioned in the study’s recommendations.

Enhancing Character Formation and Islamic Knowledge through Recitation Teaching at TPA Darussalam Negeri Ureng, Maluku Tengah, Indonesia

This research article explores the implementation of a recitation teaching movement at TPA Darussalam Negeri Ureng in the Leihitu sub-district of Central Maluku, Indonesia. The study aims to foster empathy and concern for community issues while providing additional religious education to children in the region. The teaching methodology employed includes memorization techniques, focusing on Juz Amma and the Quran as well as understanding Quranic verses and stories. KKN students serve as assistant instructors, supporting the ustadzah in teaching recitation activities. The recitation classes take place daily from 14:00 to 16:00 WIT. The article outlines the steps involved in the implementation process, including the methods, techniques, and materials used. The results indicate that this initiative has positively influenced various aspects of the children's lives, such as increased Quranic reading and practice, improved public speaking skills during religious events, and enhanced discipline and respectful behavior in worship and social interactions. The findings suggest that recitation teaching at TPA Darussalam Negeri Ureng contributes to character formation and Islamic knowledge among the youth in the community. The implications of this research highlight the importance of incorporating such initiatives into educational programs to further promote moral values, Islamic teachings, and community engagement among young individuals.
 Highlight:
 
 Unique approach: The implementation of KKN at Darussalam Negeri Ureng TPA offers a distinctive approach to community development, focusing on religious education and character formation beyond formal schooling.
 Method and technique: The teaching methodology at TPA includes memorization and understanding of Quranic verses, fostering a deeper understanding of Islamic knowledge among children.
 Community involvement: The active participation of Ureng State KKN students in teaching recitation activities at TPA fosters community engagement and socialization opportunities for the children, creating a supportive learning environment.
 
 Keyword:
 KKN Implementation, Darussalam Negeri Ureng Al-Qur'an Study Place (TPA), Religious Education, Community Engagement, Character Formation

Enhancing Character Formation and Islamic Knowledge through Recitation Teaching at TPA Darussalam Negeri Ureng, Maluku Tengah, Indonesia

This research article explores the implementation of a recitation teaching movement at TPA Darussalam Negeri Ureng in the Leihitu sub-district of Central Maluku, Indonesia. The study aims to foster empathy and concern for community issues while providing additional religious education to children in the region. The teaching methodology employed includes memorization techniques, focusing on Juz Amma and the Quran as well as understanding Quranic verses and stories. KKN students serve as assistant instructors, supporting the ustadzah in teaching recitation activities. The recitation classes take place daily from 14:00 to 16:00 WIT. The article outlines the steps involved in the implementation process, including the methods, techniques, and materials used. The results indicate that this initiative has positively influenced various aspects of the children's lives, such as increased Quranic reading and practice, improved public speaking skills during religious events, and enhanced discipline and respectful behavior in worship and social interactions. The findings suggest that recitation teaching at TPA Darussalam Negeri Ureng contributes to character formation and Islamic knowledge among the youth in the community. The implications of this research highlight the importance of incorporating such initiatives into educational programs to further promote moral values, Islamic teachings, and community engagement among young individuals.
 Highlight:
 
 Unique approach: The implementation of KKN at Darussalam Negeri Ureng TPA offers a distinctive approach to community development, focusing on religious education and character formation beyond formal schooling.
 Method and technique: The teaching methodology at TPA includes memorization and understanding of Quranic verses, fostering a deeper understanding of Islamic knowledge among children.
 Community involvement: The active participation of Ureng State KKN students in teaching recitation activities at TPA fosters community engagement and socialization opportunities for the children, creating a supportive learning environment.
 
 Keyword:
 KKN Implementation, Darussalam Negeri Ureng Al-Qur'an Study Place (TPA), Religious Education, Community Engagement, Character Formation

The rational Evidence that the Holy Qur’an Used to Prove Physical Resurrection and Respond to the Doubts of the Deniers

This study tackles a very important topic, which is an old and new topic. Many have denied physical resurrection after death in the past, and there are still those who deny the physical resurrection of materialists and existentialists. Many studies attempted to address the issue of resurrection, but what distinguished this study is that it discusses the mental evidence that the Holy Qur’an used in proving the physical resurrection, where the researcher supposes that the Holy Qur’an provided us with a distinct approach and a unique method that addresses the mind and evokes conscience in proving the issue of physical resurrection and will try to prove it. The study then reviews the Quranic verses to respond to the deniers of the Physical resurrection and reviews the opinions of senior scholars on the interpretation of these Qur’anic verses. One of the most important results of this research is that what the Holy Qur’an tells us about the Last Day and what is related to it detailed and clarified all of its stages and gave various evidence and proofs on the possibility of resurrection in general, in addition to the physical resurrection, its necessity, and obligation as one of the firm foundations of belief.
 

The The Concept of Fiqh al-Bī’ah in the Qur’an: A Study of the Quranic Verses on Environment in the Ulamas’ Views of Lombok

This article examines the Qur'anic verses about the environment and the Islamic legal understanding of it (fiqh al-bī’ah) in the view of the ulama of Lombok. This study was based on library resources, compiling the works of Quranic exegesis (tafsīr) and relevant literature, and fieldwork data from the interviews with ulama in Lombok. This study found that the verses of the Qur’an associated with fiqh al-bī’ah can be classified based on the following themes: 1) environmental elements; 2) the diverse ecosystems; 3) the description of ideal and non-ideal environments; 4) the creation of the universe; 5) the purposes of nature’s creation; 6) the causes of natural damage; and 7) the role of humans as caliphs. Second, the interpretation of ulama of Lombok regarding verses related to fiqh al-bī’ah can be classified into seven themes: 1) the procedure for interacting with the environment; 2) the impact of environmental damage; 3) environmental stability as a blessing and grace from Allah; 4) fourth, human immorality as the source of environmental damage; 5) environmental equilibrium and prohibition of environmental damage; 6) the responsibility of leaders in environmental protection; and 7) the urgency of fiqh al-bī’ah.

Semantic Analysis of Synonymy in The Qur’anic Verses In Surat Yusuf

This research attempts to study the various qur’anic words in terms of similarity in pronunciation and in meaning. The researcher carried out a semantic analysis concerned with the synonymy in the Quranic verse in Surat Yusuf. The researcher's approach is to analyse the verses in which the words have synonymy in meanings. The words were recorded and organized according to the types of synonymy and its divisions, with an explanation of what might be needed from the evidence and the opinions of ancient scholars. The researcher concluded that the synonymy in the terminology is the indication of two or more different words having one name, one meaning, or one indication. In the words of ancient linguists, (words that differ in the pronunciation and have the same meaning) and the types of linguistic synonymy are complete synonymy, semi-synonym (Overlapping), semantic relation, disparity in the general pronunciation, disparity in the strength of meaning, and variance in specification. The synonyms that occur in the Holy Qur’an in Surat Yusuf are (مكّنenabled) (make جعل ), (to bring أتى) and (giveأعطى ), )dreams (أحلام and (vision (رؤيا , )evil (السوء and (immorality(الفحشاء , )plot (كيد and (deception (المكر .

The Quranic Planchette in Question; the Case of Zaid Ibn Thabit Primary School in Meknes, Morocco

This article attempts to investigate the phases involved in memorizing Quran as well as the tools and techniques employed at Zaid Ibn Thabit School in Meknes. The research method used in this study bases its data on an ethnographic study that relies on a systematic observation. The research findings indicate that the procedure is divided into six stages. Firstly, it begins with writing Quranic verses onto the board, followed by correction, reading with correction, memorizing, recitation, and lastly revision. In fact, the process of memorizing Quran begins and does not stop. Forgetting the learnt verses of Quran makes learners get worried. This is why memorizing should be practiced on a regular basis, either via the use of a board or straight from the Quran-book. It should be mentioned that ‘Fqih’ is crucial to this process of Quranic learning.

Unveiling the Divine Text: Exploring the Analytical Interpretation of the Holy Quran

This paper delves into the analytical interpretation of the Holy Quran, an esteemed approach in the field of Quranic interpretation. As a dynamic and evolving discipline, the translation and interpretation of the Holy Quran constantly evolves, guided by the principles of Sharia and the contextual needs of the time. Among the earliest and most influential methods of interpretation is the analytical approach, which has been employed in numerous renowned exegeses such as Tafsir-al-Tabari, Tafsir Bahr al-Muhit, Tafsir Ibn Kathir, and others. A distinguishing feature of the analytical interpretation method is that commentators interpret Quranic verses in the order they appear in the Mus'haf (the written compilation of the Quran), comprehensively exploring each verse before proceeding to the next. Each interpreter adopts the analytical method according to their expertise and interests, often encompassing introductory remarks on the Surah, connections between verses, reasons for revelation, lexical meanings, juridical inferences, grammatical analysis, rhetorical and lexical nuances, scientific miracles, interpretations in light of contemporary sciences, and other relevant aspects. This research utilizes a descriptive and analytical approach, drawing upon scholarly books, academic articles, and the works of esteemed Islamic scholars who have made significant contributions to Quranic interpretation. Through this method, individuals can address their specific scholarly needs. Al-Mashhadani: 248-266). It is worth noting that other interpretive methods, such as the method of Tafsit Ijmali, Tafsir Mawzui, and Tafsir Moqarin, draw inspiration from the analytical interpretation of the Holy Quran. In conclusion, the analytical interpretation of the Holy Quran provides a comprehensive framework for understanding its profound messages. This method offers various stages and features that facilitate a deep and multifaceted analysis of the Quranic text. As an example, this paper includes an illustration of the analytical interpretation method from Tafsir Munir, authored by the esteemed scholar Dr. Wahba al-Zuhaili. It is hoped that this discussion and example will prove beneficial to readers in comprehending and appreciating the analytical interpretation approach.

PERSIS Perspective: Hadits Stance on The Dead’s Torture Due to Family’s Lamentation

Abstract: PERSIS is a religious organization which actively involved in the field of hadith. Its activities started with routine learning groups of hadiths and Qur’an discussions, especially in relation to Islamic laws which then developed into a movement for organizational reforms. PERSIS argues that all hadiths must get through an initial assessment for their authenticity, both for the history of narrations and its authentic contents as narration validity becomes a regular problem due to its contradiction with the more valid texts. The study deploys a descriptive analytic method to analyze data and make classification before the conclusion is taken concerning the book writing. For instance, the hadith as narrated by Umar bin Khattab states that a dead body will be tortured because of the family members mourning. However, Aisha denied the authenticity of Umar’s narration by proposing the Qur'an argument. Apparently, Umar relied on what he overheard from the Messenger with no Quranic support. Whereas, Aisyah referred to the history of a specific verse in the Qur’an even though what came from the Prophet was normally the interpretation of Quranic verses. In this study, PERSIS compiled different opinions among the messenger’s friends and family’s opinions about whether or not dead muslims were tortured in the grave due to the families’ mourning and lamentation.

Quranic Intertextuality in Naguib Mahfouz’s Novel: “Hadrah Al Muhtaram” As an Example

The Holy Qur’an is irrefutably considered one of the most important sources from which ancient and contemporary novelists drew inspiration and projected them into their creative works due to its connection to people’s conscience and its great influence on their souls due to its sanctity. The present study has started from the realization that Naguib Mahfouz’s novel is believed to be highly intertextual with the Quranic texts and that readers who are unfamiliar of this type of intertextuality may misunderstand and misinterpret a text that contains intertextual references to the Quran. Therefore, the study aims to investigate the Quranic intertextuality in Naguib Mahfouz's 1975 novel "Hadrah al Muhtaram" for the purpose of comprehending the reason behind its utilization in the texts. The researcher's hypothesis is that by revealing such potential intertextual features, it will be possible to read, understand, and interpret Naguib Mahfouz's literary works more effectively. The study found that Naguib Mahfouz is deeply influenced by Islamic culture and inspired by the Holy Quran as evidenced by the significance presences of Quranic verses that the novel imbibed at the levels of events and narration in order to enrich the fictional texts to produce new connotations in line with the contexts. The result of the study also indicates that novel writing is in dire need of such literary vitality from the overlap and mixing of texts mechanism known as intertextuality since it is a significant and practical tool for both text creators and readers.

آليات إحياء السُّنَّة النبوية

This research focuses on the concept of reviving the Prophetic Sunnah and the mechanisms involved in its revival. It aims to demonstrate the importance of reviving and establishing it as a legal basis by explaining the virtues of reviving it through prophetic hadiths, the influence of the companions and followers, and the opinions of scholars. The research also addresses the status of the Prophetic Sunnah in Islamic legislation, highlighting its significance as the second source of Islamic law after the Holy Qur'an. It explains how the Sunnah is clarified, interpreted, specified, and restricted in accordance with its general and absolute nature, resolving ambiguities and supporting its provisions through Quranic verses, prophetic hadiths, and the consensus of the imams. Furthermore, the research sheds light on the key means and mechanisms employed to revive the Prophetic Sunnah. These include raising general awareness among Muslims about the importance of spreading and working with the Sunnah, as well as emphasizing the scientific material related to the Prophetic Sunnah. It also examines the role of individuals who advocate for the revival of the Prophetic Sunnah and adherence to its teachings. The research concludes with a useful summary, highlighting the findings and conclusions derived from the study.

Imitating Quranic sentences as a learning strategy for translating Arabic into Indonesian

Accurately translating the messages embedded in Quranic verses into the target language is of paramount importance. Although numerous studies have examined translation qualities in Quranic translations, there is limited research exploring the effectiveness of an imitation technique in enhancing students' translation skills for Quranic verses into Indonesian. This qualitative descriptive study aims to investigate the efficacy of imitating sentence patterns through the utilization of drill techniques in teaching Arabic-to-Indonesian translation. The study involved a total of 18 students who underwent a pre-treatment translation test and a post-treatment test. The primary focus of the translation assessment centered on accuracy. The findings unveiled that the implementation of this method significantly improved students' translation skills, particularly in terms of accuracy. Not only did it enable students to effectively imitate patterns, but it also fostered creativity by encouraging variations within these patterns while upholding accuracy in conveying the intended meanings from Arabic to Indonesian. The students exhibited enhanced translation quality following the treatment, thus highlighting the positive impact of employing the imitating sentence patterns method. This approach is especially well-suited for beginners as it facilitates the comprehension of fundamental sentence patterns, expands vocabulary, and enhances translation proficiency. When employing this method, it is crucial to consider factors such as using analogous sentence patterns in both languages, avoiding cultural terminology in examples, ensuring literal translations of sentence patterns, and permitting flexibility for variations.

Verb “kana

This study addresses the verb “kana” in its confirmed form and it was not limited to what the grammarians mentioned in a few specific cases when “kana” is prefixed. It took a lot of effort from the grammarians to look into the permissibility of the prefix “kana” to work in the sentence, which makes them not study the confirmation connotation of “kana” in places other than what they have mentioned. Objectives: Establishing the origins of the confirmation connotation of “kana” and affirming its meaning in the sentence through different evidence, as well as demonstrating the different forms in which “Kana” can occur in its confirmative form. Methods: The researcher followed the descriptive analytical approach as he described the confirmed “Kana” by mentioning its occurrence in Quranic verses and in Arabic poetry. He analyzed the phenomenon of “Kana” and comprehended its confirmative form. Results: In the cases where “Kana” can be discarded from the sentence and it still has a clear and correct meaning, its purpose is to confirm and it shouldn’t be restricted as a prefix to only the occurrences that were mentioned by the grammarians. “Kana” can be a confirmative prefix in different forms: Past “Kana” which confirms the past form of the verb; present “Yakoon” which confirms the past form of the verb; present “YAkoon” that confirms the present form of the verb; past “Kana” which confirms the noun; and present “YAkoon” which confirms the noun. Conclusions: In this research, it was found that in many cases, “kana” comes confirmative in different cases. The researcher has cited many texts from the Holy Quran and Arabic poetry. The researcher has also put a condition on “kana” as a prefix. The condition is if the meaning is clear and correct without “kana” and did not change its general connotation; “kana” comes confirmative, and it may have other connotations than the confirmation generated by the context.

Developing theoretical lenses for upstream halal businesses

PurposeThis study aims to underline Islamic principles to the business theories for producers and policymakers and to explain halal marketing by value creation approach for halal stakeholders concerned with halal certification and its implementation.Design/methodology/approachThis study applied inductive reasoning with the systematic literature review (SLR) of peer-reviewed published research papers, followed by the preferred reporting items for systematic reviews and meta-analyses framework. Furthermore, the content analysis with ATLAS.ti 2022 helped to undergo concept and thematic analysis that show the theoretical lenses for the upstream halal businesses.FindingsAmong 360 papers, the SLR from 2012 to 2022 found 32 papers dealing with the halal theory–based studies on certification, standards, producers and policymakers and halal supply chains. Only seven studies consulted the resource-based view (RBV), a strategy theory and the institutional theory (IT) connected to halal. This study further underpinned qualitative Quranic verses to add to the current body of RBV and IT, resulting in halal sustainable competitive advantage and halal certification institutionalization.Practical implicationsIslamic principles can guide halal stakeholders to create and manage valuable resources through halal certification. Also, academics can synthesize conventional theories as value-creation mechanisms compliant with Islamic codes.Originality/valueTo the best of the authors’ knowledge, this novel study was the first to contribute to the current body of RBV and IT with Islamic principles. It has primarily concentrated on the upstream halal businesses to create and manage halal value, certification and competitive advantages for halal marketing.

Quranic Texts and Hadiths to Clear Misconceptions in Encouraging Breast Cancer Screening Among Muslim Women

Breast cancer (BC) among women is the most prevalent cancer globally. Muslim women tend to have a poorer survival rate compared to other ethnicities due to late detection and late stage of BC detection. Factors cited for maladaptation of BC screening include religiosity, spirituality, fatalistic beliefs and or misconceptions. Late detection and advanced stages of BC can lead to poor prognosis and issues of morbidity, mortality and cost of treatment. As such, promoting the behavioural adoption of BC screening for early detection of BC is pertinent. This study focuses on extracting related religious texts from the Quran, hadiths and fatwas to clear the misconceptions and encourage BC screening among Muslim women. The discussion utilising Quranic verses and prophetic hadiths to clear the misconceptions will focus on five themes; socio-ethical misconceptions, cultural and religious beliefs, cultural and religious barriers, stigma and fear of BC, obtained from our previous systematic review. The systematic review was conducted on related studies published globally over the past ten years. The search strategy was performed through four databases namely PubMed, Cochrane Library, Scopus and Science Direct. Resources for related Quranic verses, hadiths and fatwas were obtained from electronic databases including sunnah.com, surah.my and islamweb.net using search keywords. The discussion of the related religious texts to clear the misconceptions can provide legal guidance within the shari’ah in paving the way for Muslim women to adopt BC screening practices for early detection of BC.

Berobat Kampung: Religion and Traditional Knowledge of Seeking Recovery in Borneo

This article explores the variants of tradition in seeking recovery within a group of religious community in the upstream Kapuas in Borneo island. It is presented using indigenous psychology, narrative analysis and psycho-anthropology. The data were collected using the techniques of in-depth interviews, psycho-anthropological observations, narrative interpretation and documentation. This work finds that the use of Quranic verses and dhikr as well as religious symbols are are very prominent. The people of the upstream Kapuas river interpret and leave a legacy for traditional healing, beginning with an "agreement", reciting a prayer, enhancing, testing to form and hardening. Passing occurs in a closed, difficult and secret process. The preservation of traditional healing is due to very important facts; that it is low cost, being located far from modern health facilities and short time between risk of death and health resources. In addition, the traditional healers are always ready, providing fast treatment, guaranteed recovery from certain types of diseases. This article suggests that the Sufistic-style traditional healing is profound within the tradition.

Semantic issues of hitting women in the Quran Methodology: Resolving reading discrepancies

Referring to the Quranic verse that allows physical discipline of women has caused embarrassment to the Sharia law, as many scholars, imams, preachers, and intellectuals have cited it. The term "hitting" has created semantic issues, especially when combining Quranic texts that promote good deeds and kindness, which fall under the objectives of building a stable family, with prophetic texts that explicitly prohibit mistreatment of wives and completely forbid hitting them. Furthermore, the actual actions of the Prophet do not demonstrate the use of hitting as a form of discipline. Can the tools of Islamic jurisprudence resolve this reading discrepancy?

Exegetes’ Investigation of Intimate Partner Violence: Al-Tahrir Va Al-Tanvir as a Model

God mercifully and kindly spread out religions so that people can live in safety, comfort and happiness. Because humans are carefree and tend to perform self-destructive acts, religions warned against subjecting oneself or others to dangers, which leads to violence. This research throws light on violence as a phenomenon that violates human nature, because of the enormous damage it breads. Quran warns against violence and offers preventive ways to avoid its lethal trap. Because of the abundance of Quranic verses warning against violence and its dangers to human life, this research studies family violence, by focusing on exegetes’ opinions and discretion on verses relating to violence. Al-Tahrir va Al-Tanvir is used as a model to other exegetes who dealt with the Quranic verses which discussed intimate partner violence and its treatment. This research aims at analyzing and criticizing those exegeses, in order to strike a balance between them.
 
 Received: 29 February 2023 / Accepted: 22 April 2023 / Published: 5 May 2023