Salafi Madrasa, Nation, and (Pseudo-) Nationalism: A Case Study of Two Islamic Education Institutions in Indonesia

This research aims to examine the negotiations between two Islamic movement organizations, Salafi and Jamaah Ansharus Syariah (JAS), as conservative movements whose main goal is return original sources of Islam, Qur'an As-Sunnah. study uses a qualitative descriptive design with data collection methods through observation, interactive interviews, documentation conducted in educational institutions owned by JAS, using primary secondary sources. The findings are follows. First, it shows that fundamentalist groups, capable conducting cooperative concept political agonism. Second, negotiation process JAS emphasizes nationalism for sake operational interests institutions. Third, develop their ideology among students parents. portrays existence Pseudo Nationalism, positioning themselves contemporary style acting an anchor balance, thereby impacting strengthening ideology.