Ahmad Musyafiq
Biographic Data
| ID | 8962976 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ahmad Musyafiq |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ahmad |
| FAMILY NAME | Musyafiq |
| SIGNATURE | MUSYAFIQ A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Walisongo State Islamic University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2553-4802 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
A Legal Review of Cancel Culture Based on Hadith: A Contextual Interpretation Analysis of Abdullah Saeed
The phenomenon of cancel culture as a form of social punishment in digital spaces raises ethical problems because it often occurs without verification, proportionality, and clear due process. This practice lies at the intersection of social control mechanisms and a form of symbolic violence that undermines individual dignity. This study aims to analyze the legal status of cancel culture from the perspective of the Prophet’s hadith using Abdullah …
The Hadith of Abu Bakrah and the Future of Women's Leadership in Islam
The hadith narrated by Abu Bakrah, which states that “a nation that entrusts its affairs to a woman will never prosper,” has long been interpreted as a theological prohibition against women’s leadership in Islam. This interpretation persists despite significant changes in social structures and the increasing visibility of women in strategic leadership positions. This study seeks to reassess the normative status of this hadith by examining whether…
Partial and Comprehensive Understanding: An Analysis of the Interpretation of the Ḥadīṡ of Riddah Punishment
Ḥadīṡ regarding the punishment of riddah is often debated because partial understandings tend to cause misunderstandings, such as the view that Islam does not provide freedom of religion. A partial understanding of the ḥadīṡ of riddah punishment is often considered contrary to the values of Islamic justice and creates a negative perception of Islamic teachings in modern society. This study aims to analyze the difference between partial and compre…
Reproducing Patriarchy in Digital Islam: A Feminist Critical Discourse Analysis of Women’s Leadership Narratives on Muslimahnews.net
This article examines the reproduction of patriarchal interpretations of women’s leadership within contemporary digital Islamic discourse, focusing on Muslimahnews.net. Employing a feminist Critical Discourses Analysis framework developed by Sara Mills and integrating insights from digital religion theory, particularly those of Heidi Campbell and Gary Bunt, the study analyzes how hadith narratives are discursively mobilized to construct and legit…
Pembacaan Hadits RI’ĀYAH Oleh QĀḌĪ (Kajian Terhadap Kitab Syarah Al-Fawāidu Al-Mutra’atu Al-Ḥiyāḍi Fi Syarḥi Kitābi Al-Riyādi Karya Ibn Kamāl)
Throughout the ages, the discourses on leadership concepts in Islam have been dynamic. One of the factors is the debate between Islamic scholars on hadiths related to leadership. Ibn Kamāl, a scholar who was also a Turkish bureaucrat, was the first cleric who gave commentaries on hadits in Riyāḍu al-Ṣālihīn, including those in leadership theme. He was close to the throne during his life, and some said he had released some fatwas that enabled the …
The Impact of Al-Albānī’s Revolutionary Approach to Hadith on Islamic Militancy in Indonesia
The rise of Islamic militancy among Indonesian Salafis closely relates to their literal understanding of the hadith as the resource of their religious doctrines, with Muḥammad Nāṣiruddīn al-Albānī (1914-1999) as the most referenced figure. This article analyses how the thought of al-Albānī on hadith impacted Islamic militancy development in Indonesia. The writer argues that al-Albānī’s pupils support the rapid spread of his thinking on the hadith…
Coherence Method in Matan Criticism
This paper aims to formulate the application of the coherence method known in philosophy to the matan criticism. This formulation is important for several reasons. First, the science of hadith as one of the Islamic sciences has been dominated by awareness of its normative dimensions compared to the dimensions of its historicity. Second, in addition to differences there are similarities between the coherence method and the matan criticism, namely …
Sufistic Values in Suryomentaram Kawruh Jiwo
The teaching of Sufism contains the noble values. The noble values can also be found in a variety of Javanis traditions and local wisdom, one of them is Kawruh Jiwa Ki Ageng Suryomentaram. The concept of Kawruh Jiwa is a method to achieve the soul condition without ego, it’s also called “man without attribute”, is relevant to the teachings of Sufism in the fight against the lust, and pursue the noble values of Sufistic wisdom. This study intends …
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Sufistic Values in Suryomentaram Kawruh Jiwo
The teaching of Sufism contains the noble values. The noble values can also be found in a variety of Javanis traditions and local wisdom, one of them is Kawruh Jiwa Ki Ageng Suryomentaram. The concept of Kawruh Jiwa is a method to achieve the soul condition without ego, it’s also called “man without attribute”, is relevant to the teachings of Sufism in the fight against the lust, and pursue the noble values of Sufistic wisdom. This study intends …
Coherence Method in Matan Criticism
This paper aims to formulate the application of the coherence method known in philosophy to the matan criticism. This formulation is important for several reasons. First, the science of hadith as one of the Islamic sciences has been dominated by awareness of its normative dimensions compared to the dimensions of its historicity. Second, in addition to differences there are similarities between the coherence method and the matan criticism, namely …
Pembacaan Hadits RI’ĀYAH Oleh QĀḌĪ (Kajian Terhadap Kitab Syarah Al-Fawāidu Al-Mutra’atu Al-Ḥiyāḍi Fi Syarḥi Kitābi Al-Riyādi Karya Ibn Kamāl)
Throughout the ages, the discourses on leadership concepts in Islam have been dynamic. One of the factors is the debate between Islamic scholars on hadiths related to leadership. Ibn Kamāl, a scholar who was also a Turkish bureaucrat, was the first cleric who gave commentaries on hadits in Riyāḍu al-Ṣālihīn, including those in leadership theme. He was close to the throne during his life, and some said he had released some fatwas that enabled the …
The Impact of Al-Albānī’s Revolutionary Approach to Hadith on Islamic Militancy in Indonesia
The rise of Islamic militancy among Indonesian Salafis closely relates to their literal understanding of the hadith as the resource of their religious doctrines, with Muḥammad Nāṣiruddīn al-Albānī (1914-1999) as the most referenced figure. This article analyses how the thought of al-Albānī on hadith impacted Islamic militancy development in Indonesia. The writer argues that al-Albānī’s pupils support the rapid spread of his thinking on the hadith…
Partial and Comprehensive Understanding: An Analysis of the Interpretation of the Ḥadīṡ of Riddah Punishment
Ḥadīṡ regarding the punishment of riddah is often debated because partial understandings tend to cause misunderstandings, such as the view that Islam does not provide freedom of religion. A partial understanding of the ḥadīṡ of riddah punishment is often considered contrary to the values of Islamic justice and creates a negative perception of Islamic teachings in modern society. This study aims to analyze the difference between partial and compre…
Reproducing Patriarchy in Digital Islam: A Feminist Critical Discourse Analysis of Women’s Leadership Narratives on Muslimahnews.net
This article examines the reproduction of patriarchal interpretations of women’s leadership within contemporary digital Islamic discourse, focusing on Muslimahnews.net. Employing a feminist Critical Discourses Analysis framework developed by Sara Mills and integrating insights from digital religion theory, particularly those of Heidi Campbell and Gary Bunt, the study analyzes how hadith narratives are discursively mobilized to construct and legit…
A Legal Review of Cancel Culture Based on Hadith: A Contextual Interpretation Analysis of Abdullah Saeed
The phenomenon of cancel culture as a form of social punishment in digital spaces raises ethical problems because it often occurs without verification, proportionality, and clear due process. This practice lies at the intersection of social control mechanisms and a form of symbolic violence that undermines individual dignity. This study aims to analyze the legal status of cancel culture from the perspective of the Prophet’s hadith using Abdullah …
The Hadith of Abu Bakrah and the Future of Women's Leadership in Islam
The hadith narrated by Abu Bakrah, which states that “a nation that entrusts its affairs to a woman will never prosper,” has long been interpreted as a theological prohibition against women’s leadership in Islam. This interpretation persists despite significant changes in social structures and the increasing visibility of women in strategic leadership positions. This study seeks to reassess the normative status of this hadith by examining whether…
Islam (6 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Education and Islamic Studies (4 works) · Islamic Studies and Radicalism (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Theology (4 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Normative (3 works) · Qur’anic Interpretation Studies (3 works)