This study examines the concept of mahabah in context Indonesian cultural and religious diversity its potential for promoting tolerance. The nation is diverse, with multiple cultures religions, which can be a great strength or source conflict. worst impact conflicts between religions loss tolerance them. To promote interfaith Indonesia, it important to imply socializing, interpreted as love/aff...

the subject of love has been a source of inspiration for poets and men of letters as well as a basic element for many literary works in the world and especially in the oriental literary works. arabic poets have also placed the subject of love as the progenitor of the seminal and enduring works and have presented different interpretations of it depending on their personality, their life experien...

The main aim of this paper is to present on the issues of evaluating the retrieval performance of the multi-script indexing of translated texts of al-Quran. Translations of al-Quran has played a major role in the recitation of al-Quran in its original texts and understanding through the translated words, among the public. Even in querying, non-Arabic speakers will find the texts through the tra...

love and its transformative power have long been at the center of islamic sufism. for sufi writers profane love, perceived as the love of worldly beloved, was the first step on the path toward the union with the divine. farid al-din ‘attar (1145-1221) was one of the most significant authors to espouse and articulate profane love as a representation of both earthly and heavenly love. 'attar’s us...

interrogation of quran means to ask question in presence of quran and asking of it to utterance and answer. this word first time has been brought up by imam ali (peace be upon him). religious scholars have used it generally to exegesis of quran to quran, paraphrase, subjective exegesis and deduction from quran. all of these applications consists one of the several aspects of interrogation. inte...

in the following, i describe the sufi path (tariqa) as a dialectical process which transforms the person through love. i examine the belief system of islamic mystics as a journey involving both creativity and passion. i do so by using a fresh approach, a perspective that has heretofore yet to be applied to the spiritual alchemy of the sufis.