POLITIK PENAMAAN DALAM KEBANGKITAN ISLAM MASYARAKAT JAWA
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Penulis: Askuri
ISBN: xxx-xxx-xxxx-xx-x
Editor: Ismail Ahmad Nabil Abdurrahim
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Cetakan: I, September 2022
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Pada pertengahan tahun 2015, seorang laki-laki (sekitar 40 tahun) dari Banyuwangi menghebohkan media massa di Indonesia dan menjadi viral di media sosial hanya karena namanya: Tuhan. Berbagai pihak mendesaknya untuk mengganti nama: Ketua MUI Jawa Timur menyarankannya untuk berganti nama atau menambahkan kata yang berkonotasi “hamba” di depan namanya. Ketua PBNU juga menyatakan bahwa nama “Tuhan” tidak etis digunakan oleh manusia. Seorang pemain sepakbola bahkan bersedia memberinya sejumlah uang agar ia bersedia mengganti namanya. Akan tetapi, laki-laki ini tetap tak bergeming, karena namanya merupakan pemberian orangtua yang harus diterima dan dihormati.
Ada sebuah pertanyaan kritis yang patut diajukan: sebagaimana lelaki Banyuwangi yang bernama “Tuhan” tersebut, selama lebih dari 40 tahun dalam kehidupannya tidak ada seorang pun yang menggugat namanya, mengapa baru saat ini orang mempersoalkan nama itu atas dasar etika keagamaan? Apa yang sesungguhnya terjadi pada masyarakat Indonesia pada umumnya, dan masyarakat Jawa pada khususnya? Sementara itu, pada saat yang sama, banyak sarjana memandang bahwa Indonesia, sebuah negara Muslim terbesar di dunia, sedang mengalami kebangkitan Islam (Hefner, 2000). Apakah munculnya kesadaran tentang arti nama memiliki hubungan erat dengan kebangkitan Islam di Indonesia? Di sisi yang lain, nama-nama Arab yang selama ini diidentikkan sebagai nama islami juga tumbuh dengan pesat pada periode yang sama. Apakah pertumbuhan nama Arab di Jawa memiliki korelasi dengan kebangkitan Islam di negeri ini? Buku ini akan memberikan penjelasan yang komprehensif tentang dinamika nama Arab di Jawa dan hubungannya dengan Islamisasi atau pertumbuhan kesalehan Islam di Indonesia.
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