Arifah Nurhayati, Venny Indria Ekowati, Fitri Rokhimah, Nurhidayati Nurhidayati

Islam dalam Serat Kapracayan

Introduction

Islam dalam serat kapracayan. Telusuri ajaran Islam dalam Serat Kapracayan, naskah Jawa yang menyelaraskan kepercayaan Islam dengan Al-Qur'an. Pahami konsep Allah, nabi, takdir, malaikat, kitab, dan eskatologi.

Abstract

The Serat Kapracayan manuscript is one of the manuscripts that contains Islamic religious teachings. This manuscript is interesting to research because it contains texts of Islamic beliefs based on Javanese thought. This research aims to explain the teachings of Islamic beliefs written in the Serat Kapracayan text and explain the harmony between Islamic teachings in the Serat Kapracayan text and the Al-Qur'an. The methods used in this research are descriptive research methods and modern philological research methods. The data collection technique uses philological research steps, namely (1) manuscript inventory, (2) manuscript description, (3) text transfer, (4) text editing, (5) text translation. The content analysis method uses descriptive analysis techniques. The result of this research is an explanation of the contents of the Serat Kapracayan text which contains the teachings of Islamic beliefs. The Islamic belief teachings written in the Serat Kapracayan and in harmony with the Al-Qur'an are belief in Allah, prophets, destiny, angels, the book of the Al-Qur'an, and the concept of eschatology (doomsday, heaven and hell).

Review

The paper, "Islam dalam Serat Kapracayan," presents a compelling exploration of the Serat Kapracayan manuscript, positioning it as a significant text for understanding Islamic religious teachings infused with Javanese thought. The abstract clearly articulates the inherent interest in this manuscript, which promises to illuminate the intricate interplay between universal Islamic tenets and local cultural perspectives. The stated research aims—to explain the teachings of Islamic beliefs within the text and to elucidate their harmony with the Al-Qur'an—are highly relevant to the fields of Islamic studies, Javanese literature, and comparative religion, offering valuable insights into the dynamic processes of religious localization and interpretation. The methodological approach outlined appears sound and appropriate for a study of this nature. The combination of descriptive research methods with modern philological techniques is well-suited for analyzing and presenting an ancient manuscript. The detailed philological steps—manuscript inventory, description, text transfer, editing, and translation—demonstrate a rigorous and systematic approach to data collection, ensuring the textual integrity and accessibility of the Serat Kapracayan. The subsequent use of descriptive analysis for content analysis is a logical complement, allowing for a thorough examination of the manuscript's theological content. This robust methodological framework provides a strong foundation for the research claims. The research successfully identifies and explains key Islamic belief teachings within the Serat Kapracayan, affirming their harmony with the Al-Qur'an. The findings detail the manuscript's coverage of fundamental tenets such as belief in Allah, prophets, destiny, angels, the Al-Qur'an, and eschatological concepts, including doomsday, heaven, and hell. This contribution is significant, not only in preserving and interpreting a valuable Javanese manuscript but also in demonstrating how core Islamic doctrines are understood and articulated within a specific cultural context. Future work could potentially delve deeper into *how* Javanese thought specifically shapes or reinterprets these universal Islamic concepts within the text, beyond merely identifying harmony, offering a richer understanding of the syncretic processes at play.

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