Hamsiati Hamsiati
Biographic Data
| ID | 8800172 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hamsiati Hamsiati |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hamsiati |
| FAMILY NAME | Hamsiati |
| SIGNATURE | HAMSIATI H |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Research, Development and Innovation Office |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Prayers for Family Well-being
One of the factors that influences family well-being is spiritual practices, particularly through prayer (do’a). In this context, this study examines the Kumpulan Doa (Prayer Collection) manuscript, a written tradition of the Bugis people, to analyze how Islamic legal values are interwoven with local practices, particularly in prayers related to family well-being. This research explores prayers focused on sustenance and soul mates, demonstrating …
Islam and cultural dialectic
The province of Gorontalo, Indonesia, has long been a destination for diverse ethnic groups arriving through maritime trade. Though often mentioned in articles and official sources as one of key contributors to the archipelagic spice route, no research has identified Gorontalo as a spice-producing region. Moreover, the Indonesian Ministry of Education and Culture has a long-term national program called, “Jalur Rempah,” which includes several mari…
The Transformation of Gala and Mawah Towards the Bank Gala Sharia Microfinance Model in Aceh
The people of Aceh have traditional economic practices of gala (pawn) and mawah (profit sharing). However, traditional gala practices are often exploitative and contrary to sharia because lenders have full control of the collateralized productive assets. On the other hand, the potential of mawah as a cooperation scheme has not been optimized. This qualitative research analyzes how these two practices can be transformed into sustainable Islamic mi…
Islamic Contextualization on the Periphery of the Indonesian Sultanates
The spread of Islam in Maluku occurred not only in central areas of power but also in the peripheral regions. Based on various ancient Islamic manuscripts, this article examines the contextualization of these manuscripts within the broader framework of Islamization and acculturation with local traditions in the peripheral regions of the Maluku Islands. By combining a field research and literature study with contextual analysis, the article explor…
The Discourse in Lontaraq Meongpalo Karellae
This article discusses the Lontaraq Meongpalo Karellae manuscript from an anthropological perspective. The manuscript narrates the story of a cat subjected to violence by humans, leading to the descent of celestial beings known as Dewata Sangiangseri to administer 'retribution' against those who mistreat animals. The manuscript also explores the relationships between humans, nature, and other living beings to foster harmonious coexistence for env…
Religious Moderation Based on Ancient Manuscript in Maros District
The harmony movement in Indonesia has been carried out by the nation's predecessors. The remains of ancient manuscripts in Maros, South Sulawesi, are historical evidence that religious moderation has been practiced. This article aims to examine the practice of religious moderation in the Lontaraq Manuscript of Kassi, Labuang, Pacelle. Through the philological method, this study found the following findings. First, these manuscripts express histor…
Manuskrip La Galigo dalam Tradisi Massure’ di Wajo-Sulawesi Selatan
The La Galigo Manuscript is the longest literary work in the world, which is the ancestral heritage of the people of South Sulawesi. These manuscripts contain knowledge, traditions, religion, and art. This paper aims to explore the La Galigo manuscript in the massure' tradition in Wajo. Methods of collecting data through interviews, observation, and documentation. The findings show that the existence of the La Galigo manuscript in Wajo is partly …
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Manuskrip La Galigo dalam Tradisi Massure’ di Wajo-Sulawesi Selatan
The La Galigo Manuscript is the longest literary work in the world, which is the ancestral heritage of the people of South Sulawesi. These manuscripts contain knowledge, traditions, religion, and art. This paper aims to explore the La Galigo manuscript in the massure' tradition in Wajo. Methods of collecting data through interviews, observation, and documentation. The findings show that the existence of the La Galigo manuscript in Wajo is partly …
Religious Moderation Based on Ancient Manuscript in Maros District
The harmony movement in Indonesia has been carried out by the nation's predecessors. The remains of ancient manuscripts in Maros, South Sulawesi, are historical evidence that religious moderation has been practiced. This article aims to examine the practice of religious moderation in the Lontaraq Manuscript of Kassi, Labuang, Pacelle. Through the philological method, this study found the following findings. First, these manuscripts express histor…
Islamic Contextualization on the Periphery of the Indonesian Sultanates
The spread of Islam in Maluku occurred not only in central areas of power but also in the peripheral regions. Based on various ancient Islamic manuscripts, this article examines the contextualization of these manuscripts within the broader framework of Islamization and acculturation with local traditions in the peripheral regions of the Maluku Islands. By combining a field research and literature study with contextual analysis, the article explor…
The Discourse in Lontaraq Meongpalo Karellae
This article discusses the Lontaraq Meongpalo Karellae manuscript from an anthropological perspective. The manuscript narrates the story of a cat subjected to violence by humans, leading to the descent of celestial beings known as Dewata Sangiangseri to administer 'retribution' against those who mistreat animals. The manuscript also explores the relationships between humans, nature, and other living beings to foster harmonious coexistence for env…
The Transformation of Gala and Mawah Towards the Bank Gala Sharia Microfinance Model in Aceh
The people of Aceh have traditional economic practices of gala (pawn) and mawah (profit sharing). However, traditional gala practices are often exploitative and contrary to sharia because lenders have full control of the collateralized productive assets. On the other hand, the potential of mawah as a cooperation scheme has not been optimized. This qualitative research analyzes how these two practices can be transformed into sustainable Islamic mi…
Prayers for Family Well-being
One of the factors that influences family well-being is spiritual practices, particularly through prayer (do’a). In this context, this study examines the Kumpulan Doa (Prayer Collection) manuscript, a written tradition of the Bugis people, to analyze how Islamic legal values are interwoven with local practices, particularly in prayers related to family well-being. This research explores prayers focused on sustenance and soul mates, demonstrating …
Islam and cultural dialectic
The province of Gorontalo, Indonesia, has long been a destination for diverse ethnic groups arriving through maritime trade. Though often mentioned in articles and official sources as one of key contributors to the archipelagic spice route, no research has identified Gorontalo as a spice-producing region. Moreover, the Indonesian Ministry of Education and Culture has a long-term national program called, “Jalur Rempah,” which includes several mari…
Cultural and Religious Practices in Indonesia (6 works) · Asian Studies and History (5 works) · History (3 works) · Islam (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Cultural and Artistic Studies (2 works) · Ethnic group (2 works) · Indonesian (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works)