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本研究旨在揭示为什么在Wali Sanga时代(九圣)之后,wayang kulit(皮影)和gamelan音乐再次被用作伊斯兰达瓦的工具的主要原因。在中爪哇(Banyumas, Solo, Demak, Pati),有一种由Kiai用wayang kulit和gamelan音乐进行伊斯兰布道和背诵的现象。本研究采用现象学的方法,对表象实在进行解释。这种方法关注的是那些被认为对生活有影响、有争议、有论述的事件。这项研究也使用了一种批判的方法,批判地看待被研究的“艺术”现象,以检验“wayang(和gamelan)不受宗教规则约束”的观点在多大程度上被接受、拒绝甚至反对。结果显示,虽然大华使用wayang和甘美兰音乐引发了许多争论,但由于两个因素,使用wayang和甘美兰音乐被认为更有效地向基层社区传播伊斯兰教义。首先,延续了第一批伊斯兰传教士在爪哇(Wali Sanga)带来的传统。第二,让人们意识到,特别是今天年轻的santri(未来的牧师)或会众意识到,伊斯兰教是通过艺术和平地、没有抵抗地传播的。
Polemic and Reasons for Reusing Wayang and Gamelan as A Medium for Contemporary Preaching Islam Religion in Central Java, Indonesia
This study aims to reveal the main reasons why wayang kulit (shadow puppets) and gamelan music were used again as tools of Islamic da’wah after the Wali Sanga era (Nine Saints). In Central Java (Banyumas, Solo, Demak, Pati), there has been a phenomenon of Islamic preaching and recitation performed by Kiai using wayang kulit and gamelan music. This study uses a phenomenological approach, which is to get an explanation of the apparent reality. This approach focuses on events that are seen as having an impact, polemic, and discourse on life. This study also uses a critical approach, looking critically at the phenomenon of -art- being researched to test how far the view that puts that wayang (and gamelan) is not by religious rules is accepted, rejected, and even opposed. The result shows that although da’wah using wayang and gamelan has sparked a lot of polemics, the use of wayang and gamelan music is considered more effective in spreading Islamic teachings to grassroots communities due to two factors. First, continuing the trace of tradition brought by the first Islamic missionaries in Java (Wali Sanga). Second, to make people aware, especially young santri (prospective preachers) or congregation today, realize that Islam is spread peacefully and without resistance through art.