Sudarman Sudarman
Biographic Data
| ID | 3789520 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sudarman Sudarman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sudarman |
| FAMILY NAME | Sudarman |
| SIGNATURE | SUDARMAN S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universitas Islam Negeri Imam Bonjol Padang |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3042-3330 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Public Perception of Street Clowns: The Formation of Social Norms and Stigma Around Street Artwork in Urban Public Spaces
This study analyzes how street clowns (badut jalanan) are normatively constructed within urban public spaces in Samarinda, Indonesia. Rather than treating public perception as homogeneous, the research conceptualizes stigma as a socially stratified and power-laden process shaped by competing urban norms. Drawing on social construction theory, stigma theory, social norm theory, and Bourdieu’s concept of symbolic capital, the study examines how six…
Social support, self-efficacy and spirituality in reducing academic stress of students in Indonesia
Purpose This study aims to explore the role of social support, self-efficacy and spirituality in reducing academic stress among students in Indonesia. Design/methodology/approach This study uses a quantitative design with a correlational approach. The sample consisted of 534 students from various universities in Indonesia who were selected purposively. Data were collected through online surveys using standard instruments, such as the Multidimensi…
Trends of Mobile Marketing Studies in the Two Last Decades: A Scoping Review using Bibliometric Analysis
Mobile marketing is one of the novel ways to increase the economic growth in the digital era by creating the successful industries and businesses. At least in the last two decades, numerous studies published in journals and conference proceedings have examined various aspects of mobile marketing, including consumer behavior, technological integrations, and campaign effectiveness. These studies, however, often focus on specific case studies or iso…
The Meaning of Life for Nuns: A Phenomenological Study in the Cities of Yogyakarta and Bandar Lampung
Being a nun is a noble calling, but to achieve self-actualization so that one is able to find the meaning of life is a very long and arduous process. This study aims to reveal how a nun can achieve the meaning of life and what aspects underlie this search. The approach used in the study was qualitative one using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) and NVIVO12 pro techniques to organize the data. The results of the study found that the …
Further Thoughts on Undang-Undang Laut Melaka: A Malay Mirror of the Archipelagic Homeland and Maritime Culture
The Malacca Sultanate and its dependencies, an important maritime kingdom in Southeast Asia's Archipelago (c. 1400-1511), once had maritime law called Undang-undang Laut Melaka (The Malacca Maritime Code). This law suggests the authorisation of the Malacca Sultanate to its territorial waters. Through an extrinsic or contextualist historically oriented approach, this article examines the narrative of the Code together with its historical, politica…
Performance Analysis of Random Forest Algorithm in Automatic Building Segmentation with Limited Data
Airborne laser technology produces point clouds that can be used to build 3D models of buildings. However, the work is a laborious process that could benefit from automation. Artificial intelligence (AI) has been widely used in automating building segmentation as one of the initial stages in the 3D modeling process. The algorithms with a high success rate using point clouds for automatic semantic segmentation are random forest (RF) and PointNet++…
Dialectics of Islam and Culture in Forming the Social Structure of the Rencong Telang Indigenous Community
This research discusses the dialectics of Islam and culture in the syara mangato adat mamakai tradition in forming the social structure of the Rencong Telang community in Kerinci Jambi. The existence of the culture of Rencong Telang Indigenous People is increasingly disappearing with the arrival of the Synchretic Islamic and Puritan Islamic civilizations. This research employed qualitative research with a phenomenological approach and multiple ca…
Covid-19 and Vote Buying in Direct Regional Head Elections
The current covid-19 pandemic has killed tens of millions people. One way to avoid covid-19 is to keep a distance from each other. At at the same time, Indonesia actually held direct regional head elections in 270 regions, which required voters to come and gather at the polling station (TPS). This research was conducted to analyze the relationship between covid-19 and vote buying with voters participation in direct regional head elections in Indo…
Information technology strengthens tax examiner's work experience relationship to audit quality
The purpose of this study was to analyze the relationship between the work experience of tax examiners and the quality of audits moderated by information technology. Research design uses quantitative descriptive research using primary data. The population and research samples are tax examiners in Kantor DGT Java Tengah I region which amounts to 36 employees. Sampling techniques use sampling quotas because the population is less than 100 so the po…
Trade and Religious Conversion in the Malay World: Study on Islamization in the Inderapura Kingdom in the 17 th - 18 th Centuries AD
This study was derived from a paradegm developed by historians that the process of conversion to Islam in the Malay world was spread dominantly by the Sufis. As a result, historical reconstruction in this region has always been linked to the teachings, rituals and religious behavior of the Sufi. Based on available sources (manuscripts and archives), the role of traders was very significant in conversion to Islam in the Malay world. Through trade …
Contribution of education, employment, and ethnicity level to the integration of Islam and Christian religions in Central Lampung regency
This study explores data on the contribution of level of education, employment, and ethnicity to the integration of Muslims and Christians in Central Lampung, by looking at the sociological dynamics of integration between adherents of Islam and those of Christianity. The group integration is divided into two—majorityminority and balanced group—based on religious adherence. Data were collected using observation, interviews, and questionnaires cons…
The Existence of the Manuscript in Minangkabau Indonesia and its Field in Islamic Studies
The existence of manuscripts in the Minangkabau area has undergone a development that is not only in certain surau but can even be found in various places in Minangkabau. The text of the manuscript is generally related to Islamic studies, so that the direction of the scientific field of study will support scientific development in the fields of ḥadīth, shari'a, history, Islamic education and the development of thought, philosophy (manṭīq), and Su…
Assessing Validity of Some Critiques towards the Fatwas of the DSN - MUI on Mudarabah within the Perspective of the Aqwal of Islamic Legal Expert
Abdullah Saeed and Mervyn K. Lewis argue that the implementation of contracts in Islamic banking has deviated from fiqh. With the same critical framework, some researchers in Indonesia also criticize the fatwas of the DSN-MUI (National Sharia Board of the Indonesian Ulema Council) on the muḍārabah contract. This paper, however, argues that all of those criticisms can be categorized as a khilāfiyyah (differences of opinion among muslim jurists). A…
Comparing the Concept of Ideal State Through the Lens of al-Farabi’s and Augustine’s Perspectives
This research is a comparative analysis over the concept of an ideal state according to the perspective of a Muslim philosopher, Al-Farabi and that of a Christian philosopher, Augustine. It is an interfaith study that is based on a library research. The main data are collected through the book of Arā 'Ahl al-Madīnah al-Fādilah by al-Farabi and The City of God, by Agustinus, before they are analyzed with a hermeneutic approach. It argues that ther…
Assessing Validity of Some Critiques towards the Fatwas of the DSN - MUI on Mudarabah within the Perspective of the Aqwal of Islamic Legal Expert
Abdullah Saeed and Mervyn K. Lewis argue that the implementation of contracts in Islamic banking has deviated from fiqh. With the same critical framework, some researchers in Indonesia also criticize the fatwas of the DSN-MUI (National Sharia Board of the Indonesian Ulema Council) on the muḍārabah contract. This paper, however, argues that all of those criticisms can be categorized as a khilāfiyyah (differences of opinion among muslim jurists). A…
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Assessing Validity of Some Critiques towards the Fatwas of the DSN - MUI on Mudarabah within the Perspective of the Aqwal of Islamic Legal Expert
Abdullah Saeed and Mervyn K. Lewis argue that the implementation of contracts in Islamic banking has deviated from fiqh. With the same critical framework, some researchers in Indonesia also criticize the fatwas of the DSN-MUI (National Sharia Board of the Indonesian Ulema Council) on the muḍārabah contract. This paper, however, argues that all of those criticisms can be categorized as a khilāfiyyah (differences of opinion among muslim jurists). A…
Comparing the Concept of Ideal State Through the Lens of al-Farabi’s and Augustine’s Perspectives
This research is a comparative analysis over the concept of an ideal state according to the perspective of a Muslim philosopher, Al-Farabi and that of a Christian philosopher, Augustine. It is an interfaith study that is based on a library research. The main data are collected through the book of Arā 'Ahl al-Madīnah al-Fādilah by al-Farabi and The City of God, by Agustinus, before they are analyzed with a hermeneutic approach. It argues that ther…
Assessing Validity of Some Critiques towards the Fatwas of the DSN - MUI on Mudarabah within the Perspective of the Aqwal of Islamic Legal Expert
Abdullah Saeed and Mervyn K. Lewis argue that the implementation of contracts in Islamic banking has deviated from fiqh. With the same critical framework, some researchers in Indonesia also criticize the fatwas of the DSN-MUI (National Sharia Board of the Indonesian Ulema Council) on the muḍārabah contract. This paper, however, argues that all of those criticisms can be categorized as a khilāfiyyah (differences of opinion among muslim jurists). A…
Trade and Religious Conversion in the Malay World: Study on Islamization in the Inderapura Kingdom in the 17 th - 18 th Centuries AD
This study was derived from a paradegm developed by historians that the process of conversion to Islam in the Malay world was spread dominantly by the Sufis. As a result, historical reconstruction in this region has always been linked to the teachings, rituals and religious behavior of the Sufi. Based on available sources (manuscripts and archives), the role of traders was very significant in conversion to Islam in the Malay world. Through trade …
Contribution of education, employment, and ethnicity level to the integration of Islam and Christian religions in Central Lampung regency
This study explores data on the contribution of level of education, employment, and ethnicity to the integration of Muslims and Christians in Central Lampung, by looking at the sociological dynamics of integration between adherents of Islam and those of Christianity. The group integration is divided into two—majorityminority and balanced group—based on religious adherence. Data were collected using observation, interviews, and questionnaires cons…
The Existence of the Manuscript in Minangkabau Indonesia and its Field in Islamic Studies
The existence of manuscripts in the Minangkabau area has undergone a development that is not only in certain surau but can even be found in various places in Minangkabau. The text of the manuscript is generally related to Islamic studies, so that the direction of the scientific field of study will support scientific development in the fields of ḥadīth, shari'a, history, Islamic education and the development of thought, philosophy (manṭīq), and Su…
Covid-19 and Vote Buying in Direct Regional Head Elections
The current covid-19 pandemic has killed tens of millions people. One way to avoid covid-19 is to keep a distance from each other. At at the same time, Indonesia actually held direct regional head elections in 270 regions, which required voters to come and gather at the polling station (TPS). This research was conducted to analyze the relationship between covid-19 and vote buying with voters participation in direct regional head elections in Indo…
Information technology strengthens tax examiner's work experience relationship to audit quality
The purpose of this study was to analyze the relationship between the work experience of tax examiners and the quality of audits moderated by information technology. Research design uses quantitative descriptive research using primary data. The population and research samples are tax examiners in Kantor DGT Java Tengah I region which amounts to 36 employees. Sampling techniques use sampling quotas because the population is less than 100 so the po…
Dialectics of Islam and Culture in Forming the Social Structure of the Rencong Telang Indigenous Community
This research discusses the dialectics of Islam and culture in the syara mangato adat mamakai tradition in forming the social structure of the Rencong Telang community in Kerinci Jambi. The existence of the culture of Rencong Telang Indigenous People is increasingly disappearing with the arrival of the Synchretic Islamic and Puritan Islamic civilizations. This research employed qualitative research with a phenomenological approach and multiple ca…
Performance Analysis of Random Forest Algorithm in Automatic Building Segmentation with Limited Data
Airborne laser technology produces point clouds that can be used to build 3D models of buildings. However, the work is a laborious process that could benefit from automation. Artificial intelligence (AI) has been widely used in automating building segmentation as one of the initial stages in the 3D modeling process. The algorithms with a high success rate using point clouds for automatic semantic segmentation are random forest (RF) and PointNet++…
Social support, self-efficacy and spirituality in reducing academic stress of students in Indonesia
Purpose This study aims to explore the role of social support, self-efficacy and spirituality in reducing academic stress among students in Indonesia. Design/methodology/approach This study uses a quantitative design with a correlational approach. The sample consisted of 534 students from various universities in Indonesia who were selected purposively. Data were collected through online surveys using standard instruments, such as the Multidimensi…
Trends of Mobile Marketing Studies in the Two Last Decades: A Scoping Review using Bibliometric Analysis
Mobile marketing is one of the novel ways to increase the economic growth in the digital era by creating the successful industries and businesses. At least in the last two decades, numerous studies published in journals and conference proceedings have examined various aspects of mobile marketing, including consumer behavior, technological integrations, and campaign effectiveness. These studies, however, often focus on specific case studies or iso…
The Meaning of Life for Nuns: A Phenomenological Study in the Cities of Yogyakarta and Bandar Lampung
Being a nun is a noble calling, but to achieve self-actualization so that one is able to find the meaning of life is a very long and arduous process. This study aims to reveal how a nun can achieve the meaning of life and what aspects underlie this search. The approach used in the study was qualitative one using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) and NVIVO12 pro techniques to organize the data. The results of the study found that the …
Further Thoughts on Undang-Undang Laut Melaka: A Malay Mirror of the Archipelagic Homeland and Maritime Culture
The Malacca Sultanate and its dependencies, an important maritime kingdom in Southeast Asia's Archipelago (c. 1400-1511), once had maritime law called Undang-undang Laut Melaka (The Malacca Maritime Code). This law suggests the authorisation of the Malacca Sultanate to its territorial waters. Through an extrinsic or contextualist historically oriented approach, this article examines the narrative of the Code together with its historical, politica…
Public Perception of Street Clowns: The Formation of Social Norms and Stigma Around Street Artwork in Urban Public Spaces
This study analyzes how street clowns (badut jalanan) are normatively constructed within urban public spaces in Samarinda, Indonesia. Rather than treating public perception as homogeneous, the research conceptualizes stigma as a socially stratified and power-laden process shaped by competing urban norms. Drawing on social construction theory, stigma theory, social norm theory, and Bourdieu’s concept of symbolic capital, the study examines how six…
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