Islam and Communist Power Relation in Najib Al-Kailani’s ‘Adzra Jakarta
Purpose This study examined the battle of the arena of power between Islam and communism that occurred in the dark events in Indonesia in 1965 through the Najib al-Kailani novel’ 'Adzra Jakarta. Method This qualitative research applied a narrative case study design made uses of Najib al-K...
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Universitas Islam Negeri Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta
2022-09-01
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This study examined the battle of the arena of power between Islam and communism that occurred in the dark events in Indonesia in 1965 through the Najib al-Kailani novel’ 'Adzra Jakarta.
Method
This qualitative research applied a narrative case study design made uses of Najib al-Kailani novel’ 'Adzra Jakarta as the main unit of analysis. To analyzed the data, the study used Pierre Bordieu’s concept of power relations to dismantle the arena fight between Islam and communism in Indonesian history through the capital ownership of figures.
Results/Findings
The results showed a lame power relationship between Islam and communists. Islam in 'Adzra Jakarta is described as inferior because it has only two capitals, while communist ideology holds symbolic capital which includes the other three capitals; Cultural, social and economic capital. However, if you look further at the defeat of Az Zaim by the main character, Fatimah, and his death at the end of the story are symbols of the text's partiality to Islamic ideology.
Conclusion
The study concluded that the novel 'Adzra Jakarta reaffirms the perception of the latent danger of the communist ideology constructed by the Indonesian government. Through the main female character, the novel also supports women movement emerged in Egypt. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-3639e976e8994bee80536d19a287da292024-03-27T08:48:12ZaraUniversitas Islam Negeri Syarif Hidayatullah JakartaBuletin Al-Turas0853-16922579-58482022-09-0128226728410.15408/bat.v28i2.250829890Islam and Communist Power Relation in Najib Al-Kailani’s ‘Adzra JakartaSiti Amsariah0Universitas Islam Negeri Syarif Hidayatullah JakartaPurpose This study examined the battle of the arena of power between Islam and communism that occurred in the dark events in Indonesia in 1965 through the Najib al-Kailani novel’ 'Adzra Jakarta. Method This qualitative research applied a narrative case study design made uses of Najib al-Kailani novel’ 'Adzra Jakarta as the main unit of analysis. To analyzed the data, the study used Pierre Bordieu’s concept of power relations to dismantle the arena fight between Islam and communism in Indonesian history through the capital ownership of figures. Results/Findings The results showed a lame power relationship between Islam and communists. Islam in 'Adzra Jakarta is described as inferior because it has only two capitals, while communist ideology holds symbolic capital which includes the other three capitals; Cultural, social and economic capital. However, if you look further at the defeat of Az Zaim by the main character, Fatimah, and his death at the end of the story are symbols of the text's partiality to Islamic ideology. Conclusion The study concluded that the novel 'Adzra Jakarta reaffirms the perception of the latent danger of the communist ideology constructed by the Indonesian government. Through the main female character, the novel also supports women movement emerged in Egypt.https://journal.uinjkt.ac.id/index.php/al-turats/article/view/25082islamcommunismdominationpower relations |
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| title | Islam and Communist Power Relation in Najib Al-Kailani’s ‘Adzra Jakarta |
| title_full | Islam and Communist Power Relation in Najib Al-Kailani’s ‘Adzra Jakarta |
| title_fullStr | Islam and Communist Power Relation in Najib Al-Kailani’s ‘Adzra Jakarta |
| title_full_unstemmed | Islam and Communist Power Relation in Najib Al-Kailani’s ‘Adzra Jakarta |
| title_short | Islam and Communist Power Relation in Najib Al-Kailani’s ‘Adzra Jakarta |
| title_sort | islam and communist power relation in najib al kailani s adzra jakarta |
| topic | islam communism domination power relations |
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