Syamsul Arifin
Biographic Data
| ID | 6885872 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Syamsul Arifin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Syamsul |
| FAMILY NAME | Arifin |
| SIGNATURE | ARIFIN S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universitas Muhammadiyah Jember |
| ORCID | 0009-0006-2330-2564 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Membaca Konflik Dan Relasi Kuasa Pada Masyarakat Menengah Religius-Industrialis
The middle class was born from the dichotomy of conflict between capitalists and workers. This middle class is faced with the fact that they are faced with vertical and horizontal class interests. On the one hand, they are faced with pressure from capitalist groups, while on the other hand, they are faced with proletarian class competition. In addition, the middle class is prone to stuttering transformation between the sacred (religion) and profa…
Reformation From Within
This article seeks to trace how Muhammadiyah cultivates its Muslim intellectuals, particularly in the early 21st century, and examines how their contributions promote intellectual and charitable initiatives. Through interviews with prominent Muhammadiyah leaders and scholars, as well as documentary research, the article reveals that the emergence of Muhammadiyah intellectuals in the early twenty-first century is rooted in two types of educational…
Rethinking Academic Success in Relation to Teacher Competence, Learning Environment, and Motivation
This study examines the relationships between teacher professional competencies (TPC), conducive learning environment (CLE), intrinsic learning motivation (ILM), and academic success (SAS) in International Islamic Boarding Schools through a posthumanist lens. Structural equation modeling of data from 425 11th-grade students revealed that TPC significantly enhances ILM but doesn't directly impact SAS, while CLE directly influences both SAS and ILM…
Exploring the Role of Food Security in Stunting Prevention Efforts in the Bondowoso Community, Indonesia
Stunting—defined by the World Health Organization as a height-for-age z-score < −2 SD—signals chronic undernutrition that impairs both physical and cognitive development. This study investigates how the three pillars of food security (availability, access, utilization) influence stunting prevention efforts in the Bondowoso Regency, East Java, Indonesia. A cross-sectional survey of 113 mothers of stunted children (0–59 months) was analysed with St…
The Readiness of Islamic Religious Education Teachers to Enter The Era of Industrial Society 5.0
The challenges of entering the era of Society 5.0 require people to face more complex challenges. These changes have both positive and negative impacts. In connection with the progress of Society 5.0, educational institutions have new challenges, namely not only making their students academically ready but also printing them with character. The development of the world of communication today requires people to face various complex challenges. The…
The Influence of The Head of Madrasah and Infrastructure Facilities on The Quality of Education Through Teacher Competence
This study aims to analyze whether teacher competence is able to mediate madrasa heads and infrastructure on the quality of education. This study uses a quantitative approach, which consists of two exogenous variables of madrasa heads and infrastructure, one endogenous variable of education quality, and an intervention variable, namely teacher competency. The data obtained is primary data obtained directly from the respondents by dividing the que…
The Meaning of Madura Batik Patterns in a Review of Visual Communication, Culture, and Religiosity Elements
Cultural acculturation and religiosity strongly influence the creation of Madura Batik. The pattern of batik motifs is interesting to study as a dynamically developing cultural product. There is a process of cultural communication in batik, with motifs as the medium. Even though there are many studies on Madura Batik, it is still rare to study motifs, especially from a visual communication perspective. The study was conducted to find out the mean…
The Ethical-Dialectic Relationship of Islam and Indonesia
Ahmad Syafii Maarif—affectionately known as Buya Syafii—is one of the Indonesian leading Muslim intellectuals and is a well-known national figure. This article examines Maarif’s Islamic thought and his dialectical-ethical link between Islam, national identity, and humanity. Using an in-depth textual analysis of the primary sources and supported by selected secondary sources, this study attempts to reveal Maarif’s intellectual legacy. This study c…
Return of the Lost Son
People involved in terrorism do not always survive as part of a group or fail to assimilate into society. Many former terrorists have returned to their community and even taken part in the deradicalization movement. (1) This study aims to find out: First, the background of the former terrorists’ involvement, profiles, and roles in the act of terrorism; Second, the returning process of the former terrorists as well as the conditions allowing them …
The Idea of Progress
Muhammadiyah is an Islamic religious organization founded in 1912 that has survived for more than a century in Indonesia. The survival and dynamic development of Muhammadiyah has inspired exploratory studies revealing the concomitant factors behind the proliferation of Muhammadiyah, one of which is the idea of Islam Berkemajuan (progressive Islam). This study relies mostly on the official documents and individual works published before and after …
Good beverage in relax activity for lowering blood sugar level (Cane Juice After Exposure by floated virgin coconut oils and dipped piezoelectric transducer)
The detecting blood glucose level with a peripheral flow sample (PBGL) is fast technique, easy and cheap, that can be detecting after Athlete aerobic activity, relax, after drinking 10 mL ordinary cane juice (OC), and after drinking 10 mL cane juice exposure ultrasonic (CC) by transducer of floated Virgin Coconut Oils and combine dipped Piezoelectric (Tr. FVCOP), where the CC was a new technic made beverage in test tube. This research can be comp…
Islamophobia and Media Framing in West Media
The focus of this article is to explain the lousy illustration of Islam and Muslims in international media. The media worldwide is considered the most influential medium that’s formed the views of human beings related to each phase of societies. The media carry out a massive position in building the listener perspective and mindset related to any problem that emerges within the whole globe. In this context, the audiences take delivery as genuine.…
The Viewpoint of The Young Muhammadiyah Intellectuals towards The Religious Minority Groups in Indonesia
Muhammadiyah keeps onto make a positive contribution to the progress of Indonesia. In the first century of its advent, Muhammadiyah focused on advancing education, health, and compensation to the du‘afā, while through the 47th Congress in Makassar (2015), Muhammadiyah had issued an important point which emphasizes on the minority groups. This article examines a number of issues dealing with the views that underlie young Muhammadiyah intellectuals…
Minority Muslims and freedom of religion
This paper aims to examine the position of ummah while Muslims are living as minority in Australia. This paper argues that Australia as a secular and multicultural state has supported the development of ummah. There are some reasons to deal with this argument: first, the state consistently protects, respects and fulfils the right to the freedom of religion of all citizens because it ratified some international human rights documents; second, the …
Interseksi Hak Asasi Manusia dan Sharī‘ah di Indonesia
This article attempts to uncover the point of encounter of human rights and sharī‘ah in Indonesia which often contradict with each other in light of differences in its development base, both as a concept and, furthermore, as an instrument, which ultimately leads to the human dimension. The basis of the development in question is that human rights derived from human rationality, while sharī‘ah comes from revelation. Therefore, this article seeks t…
Islamic religious education and radicalism in Indonesia
In Indonesian national system of education, Islamic religious education is compulsory for all levels of formal education. Taking into account such a position, Islamic religious education is potentially strategic in responding to some of the main issues in religious life. One issue examined in this paper is radicalism that continues to overshadow the dynamics of religious life in In- donesia. Although numerous attempts (mainly security approach) t…
Dimensi Profetisme Pengembangan Ilmu Sosial Dalam Islam Perspektif Kuntowijoyo
In 1980s, the development of Islam in Indonesia was characterized by “intellectual boom” as a great result of success of some Indonesian young Muslim intellectuals who accomplished their study abroad. This phenomenon has been a positive sign for the development of Islam in Indonesia as world’s largest Muslim country. One of the expected contribution of Indonesian Islam is the development of Islamic thought. One of Muslim intellectuals who had tri…
Membendung Arus Radikalisasi di Indonesia
This paper seeks to examine religious phenomena in the Islamic community in Indonesia which have undergone significant changes since the fall of the New Order regime in 1998. One of the significant changes that drew the attention of some observers is the proliferation of various religious groups that carry radical ideologies. The presence of radical Islamic groups or organizations is never static, but continues to develop in line with the dynamic…
Minority Muslims and freedom of religion
This paper aims to examine the position of ummah while Muslims are living as minority in Australia. This paper argues that Australia as a secular and multicultural state has supported the development of ummah. There are some reasons to deal with this argument: first, the state consistently protects, respects and fulfils the right to the freedom of religion of all citizens because it ratified some international human rights documents; second, the …
Membendung Arus Radikalisasi di Indonesia
This paper seeks to examine religious phenomena in the Islamic community in Indonesia which have undergone significant changes since the fall of the New Order regime in 1998. One of the significant changes that drew the attention of some observers is the proliferation of various religious groups that carry radical ideologies. The presence of radical Islamic groups or organizations is never static, but continues to develop in line with the dynamic…
Dimensi Profetisme Pengembangan Ilmu Sosial Dalam Islam Perspektif Kuntowijoyo
In 1980s, the development of Islam in Indonesia was characterized by “intellectual boom” as a great result of success of some Indonesian young Muslim intellectuals who accomplished their study abroad. This phenomenon has been a positive sign for the development of Islam in Indonesia as world’s largest Muslim country. One of the expected contribution of Indonesian Islam is the development of Islamic thought. One of Muslim intellectuals who had tri…
Islamic religious education and radicalism in Indonesia
In Indonesian national system of education, Islamic religious education is compulsory for all levels of formal education. Taking into account such a position, Islamic religious education is potentially strategic in responding to some of the main issues in religious life. One issue examined in this paper is radicalism that continues to overshadow the dynamics of religious life in In- donesia. Although numerous attempts (mainly security approach) t…
Interseksi Hak Asasi Manusia dan Sharī‘ah di Indonesia
This article attempts to uncover the point of encounter of human rights and sharī‘ah in Indonesia which often contradict with each other in light of differences in its development base, both as a concept and, furthermore, as an instrument, which ultimately leads to the human dimension. The basis of the development in question is that human rights derived from human rationality, while sharī‘ah comes from revelation. Therefore, this article seeks t…
The Viewpoint of The Young Muhammadiyah Intellectuals towards The Religious Minority Groups in Indonesia
Muhammadiyah keeps onto make a positive contribution to the progress of Indonesia. In the first century of its advent, Muhammadiyah focused on advancing education, health, and compensation to the du‘afā, while through the 47th Congress in Makassar (2015), Muhammadiyah had issued an important point which emphasizes on the minority groups. This article examines a number of issues dealing with the views that underlie young Muhammadiyah intellectuals…
Minority Muslims and freedom of religion
This paper aims to examine the position of ummah while Muslims are living as minority in Australia. This paper argues that Australia as a secular and multicultural state has supported the development of ummah. There are some reasons to deal with this argument: first, the state consistently protects, respects and fulfils the right to the freedom of religion of all citizens because it ratified some international human rights documents; second, the …
Islamophobia and Media Framing in West Media
The focus of this article is to explain the lousy illustration of Islam and Muslims in international media. The media worldwide is considered the most influential medium that’s formed the views of human beings related to each phase of societies. The media carry out a massive position in building the listener perspective and mindset related to any problem that emerges within the whole globe. In this context, the audiences take delivery as genuine.…
Return of the Lost Son
People involved in terrorism do not always survive as part of a group or fail to assimilate into society. Many former terrorists have returned to their community and even taken part in the deradicalization movement. (1) This study aims to find out: First, the background of the former terrorists’ involvement, profiles, and roles in the act of terrorism; Second, the returning process of the former terrorists as well as the conditions allowing them …
The Idea of Progress
Muhammadiyah is an Islamic religious organization founded in 1912 that has survived for more than a century in Indonesia. The survival and dynamic development of Muhammadiyah has inspired exploratory studies revealing the concomitant factors behind the proliferation of Muhammadiyah, one of which is the idea of Islam Berkemajuan (progressive Islam). This study relies mostly on the official documents and individual works published before and after …
Good beverage in relax activity for lowering blood sugar level (Cane Juice After Exposure by floated virgin coconut oils and dipped piezoelectric transducer)
The detecting blood glucose level with a peripheral flow sample (PBGL) is fast technique, easy and cheap, that can be detecting after Athlete aerobic activity, relax, after drinking 10 mL ordinary cane juice (OC), and after drinking 10 mL cane juice exposure ultrasonic (CC) by transducer of floated Virgin Coconut Oils and combine dipped Piezoelectric (Tr. FVCOP), where the CC was a new technic made beverage in test tube. This research can be comp…
The Influence of The Head of Madrasah and Infrastructure Facilities on The Quality of Education Through Teacher Competence
This study aims to analyze whether teacher competence is able to mediate madrasa heads and infrastructure on the quality of education. This study uses a quantitative approach, which consists of two exogenous variables of madrasa heads and infrastructure, one endogenous variable of education quality, and an intervention variable, namely teacher competency. The data obtained is primary data obtained directly from the respondents by dividing the que…
The Meaning of Madura Batik Patterns in a Review of Visual Communication, Culture, and Religiosity Elements
Cultural acculturation and religiosity strongly influence the creation of Madura Batik. The pattern of batik motifs is interesting to study as a dynamically developing cultural product. There is a process of cultural communication in batik, with motifs as the medium. Even though there are many studies on Madura Batik, it is still rare to study motifs, especially from a visual communication perspective. The study was conducted to find out the mean…
The Ethical-Dialectic Relationship of Islam and Indonesia
Ahmad Syafii Maarif—affectionately known as Buya Syafii—is one of the Indonesian leading Muslim intellectuals and is a well-known national figure. This article examines Maarif’s Islamic thought and his dialectical-ethical link between Islam, national identity, and humanity. Using an in-depth textual analysis of the primary sources and supported by selected secondary sources, this study attempts to reveal Maarif’s intellectual legacy. This study c…
The Readiness of Islamic Religious Education Teachers to Enter The Era of Industrial Society 5.0
The challenges of entering the era of Society 5.0 require people to face more complex challenges. These changes have both positive and negative impacts. In connection with the progress of Society 5.0, educational institutions have new challenges, namely not only making their students academically ready but also printing them with character. The development of the world of communication today requires people to face various complex challenges. The…
Membaca Konflik Dan Relasi Kuasa Pada Masyarakat Menengah Religius-Industrialis
The middle class was born from the dichotomy of conflict between capitalists and workers. This middle class is faced with the fact that they are faced with vertical and horizontal class interests. On the one hand, they are faced with pressure from capitalist groups, while on the other hand, they are faced with proletarian class competition. In addition, the middle class is prone to stuttering transformation between the sacred (religion) and profa…
Reformation From Within
This article seeks to trace how Muhammadiyah cultivates its Muslim intellectuals, particularly in the early 21st century, and examines how their contributions promote intellectual and charitable initiatives. Through interviews with prominent Muhammadiyah leaders and scholars, as well as documentary research, the article reveals that the emergence of Muhammadiyah intellectuals in the early twenty-first century is rooted in two types of educational…
Rethinking Academic Success in Relation to Teacher Competence, Learning Environment, and Motivation
This study examines the relationships between teacher professional competencies (TPC), conducive learning environment (CLE), intrinsic learning motivation (ILM), and academic success (SAS) in International Islamic Boarding Schools through a posthumanist lens. Structural equation modeling of data from 425 11th-grade students revealed that TPC significantly enhances ILM but doesn't directly impact SAS, while CLE directly influences both SAS and ILM…
Exploring the Role of Food Security in Stunting Prevention Efforts in the Bondowoso Community, Indonesia
Stunting—defined by the World Health Organization as a height-for-age z-score < −2 SD—signals chronic undernutrition that impairs both physical and cognitive development. This study investigates how the three pillars of food security (availability, access, utilization) influence stunting prevention efforts in the Bondowoso Regency, East Java, Indonesia. A cross-sectional survey of 113 mothers of stunted children (0–59 months) was analysed with St…
Sociology (12 works) · Islamic Studies and Radicalism (11 works) · Islam (9 works) · Political science (9 works) · Philosophy (8 works) · Education and Character Development (7 works) · Law (7 works) · Theology (7 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Pancasila Values in Education (5 works)