New Construction of Dakwah Tabligh Jamaah in Developing the Sprituality of Muslim People in Baja Dolok Village, Sipispis District, Serdang Bedagai District

This research aims to explore the application of the Tablighi Jamaahâ€TMs daâ€TMwah in increasing the spirituality of Muslims in Baja Dolok Village, Sipispis District, Serdang Bedagai Regency. Using a qualitative descriptive approach, this research explores in depth social and religious phenomena related to preaching patterns and their influence on peopleâ€TMs spiritual lives. A sociology of religion approach is used to analyze the factors that influence the effectiveness of the Tablighi Jamaahâ€TMs daâ€TMwah in this region. Research data was collected through observation techniques and in-depth interviews with members of the Tablighi Jamaah, religious leaders and the local community. The research results show that the Tablighi Jamaah applies a unique daâ€TMwah approach, namely through the method of home visits (khuruj), religious discussions, and direct interactions in daily life. This approach has succeeded in increasing public awareness of the importance of practicing worship consistently and building a closer relationship with Allah. Apart from that, the Tablighi Jamaahâ€TMs preaching emphasizes real examples and the simplicity of living in accordance with Islamic teachings. The positive impact of this method can be seen in significant changes in the mindset and behavior of people who are more religious. However, this research also found challenges in implementing the Tablighi Jamaahâ€TMs daâ€TMwah, including negative assumptions from some communities, weak internal support in amar maâ€TMruf nahi munkar, as well as economic and geographical obstacles that influence the success of daâ€TMwah. However, the Tablighi Jamaahâ€TMs personal approach and consistency in preaching succeeded in overcoming most of these obstacles

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