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ID2949647
NAMESuprapto
FAMILY NAMESuprapto
SIGNATURESUPRAPTO
AFFILIATIONSIslamic University
ORCID0000-0001-6954-2818
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS5
TOTAL CITATIONS4
AUTHOR COUNT5
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2014
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2023
H-INDEX1
  • Religious Commodification

    Open Access•Suprapto, Suprapto Suprapto et al.•ARTICLE•STUDIA ISLAMIKA•2023

    The rise of Muslim housing in Lombok excites the question of whether it indicates people’s religiosity reinforcement or religious symbol exploitation in business. Exclusive residences for a particular religious community may seed spatial and social segregation. Religiously separated houses may threaten social integration. This article is based on field research focusing on Muslim housing developers’ motives, consumers’ reasons, and the dynamic in…

  • Sasak Muslims and Interreligious Harmony

    Open Access•Suprapto•ARTICLE•JOURNAL OF INDONESIAN ISLAM•2017•Cited by: 4

    Ample local traditions serve as the catalysts that help build social integration within multicultural society. The social inclusion is developed when people from diverse ethnic and religious groups are deliberate to engage. The perang topat festival is a local tradition in Lombok, Indonesia, which includes two communities from different ethnicities and religions: Balinese-Hindus and Sasak-Muslims. The festival has been celebrated for years and ha…

  • The Theology of Tolerance in Hindu and Islam

    Open Access•Suprapto, Suprapto Suprapto•ARTICLE•ULUMUNA•2015

    This article seeks to examine the theology of tolerance as the basis for interreligious and harmonious co-existence between Muslims and Hindus in Lombok. Lombok is known as the island of thousand mosques where majestic mosques scatter throughout the island. But Lombok is also a home for Hindus. The interactions between them have been very dynamics, creating integration, acculturation, adaptation, accommodation while sometimes also triggering tens…

  • Religious Leaders And Peace Building

    Open Access•Suprapto, S Suprapto•ARTICLE•Al-Jami ah Journal of Islamic…•2015

    In some situations where the state is too weak to gain trust from the people, religious leaders have a significant role in maintaining social harmony. In many cases of the social unrest as what happened in Lombok, Tuan Guru and Pedanda played important roles in building a peaceful condition. Tuan Guru and Pedanda with their authorities have vital influences in calming down their Muslim and Hindu communities respectively. With their own ways, they…

  • Taqālīd “Ḥarb” Topat

    Open Access•Suprapto, Suprapto Suprapto•ARTICLE•STUDIA ISLAMIKA•2014

    This article discusses about perang topat tradition in West Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara. Perang topat is one of the annual ceremonies attended by thousands of people of the two different ethnic and religious communities: the Hindu Balinese and the Muslim Sasak. The location of performing this tradition is concentrated in a sanctum (Hindus called it Pura Lingsar and Muslim named it Taman Lingsar) which is located near to Selaparang airport, Mataram…

  • Sasak Muslims and Interreligious Harmony

    Open Access•Suprapto•ARTICLE•JOURNAL OF INDONESIAN ISLAM•2017•Cited by: 4

    Ample local traditions serve as the catalysts that help build social integration within multicultural society. The social inclusion is developed when people from diverse ethnic and religious groups are deliberate to engage. The perang topat festival is a local tradition in Lombok, Indonesia, which includes two communities from different ethnicities and religions: Balinese-Hindus and Sasak-Muslims. The festival has been celebrated for years and ha…

  • Taqālīd “Ḥarb” Topat

    Open Access•Suprapto, Suprapto Suprapto•ARTICLE•STUDIA ISLAMIKA•2014

    This article discusses about perang topat tradition in West Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara. Perang topat is one of the annual ceremonies attended by thousands of people of the two different ethnic and religious communities: the Hindu Balinese and the Muslim Sasak. The location of performing this tradition is concentrated in a sanctum (Hindus called it Pura Lingsar and Muslim named it Taman Lingsar) which is located near to Selaparang airport, Mataram…

  • The Theology of Tolerance in Hindu and Islam

    Open Access•Suprapto, Suprapto Suprapto•ARTICLE•ULUMUNA•2015

    This article seeks to examine the theology of tolerance as the basis for interreligious and harmonious co-existence between Muslims and Hindus in Lombok. Lombok is known as the island of thousand mosques where majestic mosques scatter throughout the island. But Lombok is also a home for Hindus. The interactions between them have been very dynamics, creating integration, acculturation, adaptation, accommodation while sometimes also triggering tens…

  • Religious Leaders And Peace Building

    Open Access•Suprapto, S Suprapto•ARTICLE•Al-Jami ah Journal of Islamic…•2015

    In some situations where the state is too weak to gain trust from the people, religious leaders have a significant role in maintaining social harmony. In many cases of the social unrest as what happened in Lombok, Tuan Guru and Pedanda played important roles in building a peaceful condition. Tuan Guru and Pedanda with their authorities have vital influences in calming down their Muslim and Hindu communities respectively. With their own ways, they…

  • Sasak Muslims and Interreligious Harmony

    Open Access•Suprapto•ARTICLE•JOURNAL OF INDONESIAN ISLAM•2017•Cited by: 4

    Ample local traditions serve as the catalysts that help build social integration within multicultural society. The social inclusion is developed when people from diverse ethnic and religious groups are deliberate to engage. The perang topat festival is a local tradition in Lombok, Indonesia, which includes two communities from different ethnicities and religions: Balinese-Hindus and Sasak-Muslims. The festival has been celebrated for years and ha…

  • Religious Commodification

    Open Access•Suprapto, Suprapto Suprapto et al.•ARTICLE•STUDIA ISLAMIKA•2023

    The rise of Muslim housing in Lombok excites the question of whether it indicates people’s religiosity reinforcement or religious symbol exploitation in business. Exclusive residences for a particular religious community may seed spatial and social segregation. Religiously separated houses may threaten social integration. This article is based on field research focusing on Muslim housing developers’ motives, consumers’ reasons, and the dynamic in…

Asian Studies and History (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Religious studies (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Hinduism (3 works) · Islam (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works)

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