Analisis perkembangan penulisan Tafsir Maudu’i di Malaysia
An analysis of development of thematic exegesis in Malaysia
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https://doi.org/10.53840/alirsyad.v4i2.62Keywords:
Tafsir mawdu’i, Malaysia, Terjemahan, Topik, Corak pentafsiranAbstract
Various studies have been done in Malaysia on exegesis and its development. But less study was conducted on thematic exegesis. The study aimed to present the development of thematic exegesis in Malaysia from the 1940s until the early 20th century. The method used to study thematic exegesis in Malaysia was qualitative, using content analysis as a research design. The literature reviews were conducted to collect data on thematic exegesis. The findings showed that the pattern of Quranic tafsir in Malaysia began with translating the original works of exegetes. Then the interpretation was made comprehensively, and the predominant pattern of interpretation was tafsir al-tahlili and mawdu’i. The writing of thematic exegesis showed the great development of the 20th century. Topic-based writing became the preferred choice for the author of al-mawdu’i in Malaysia, besides the lafaz (metonym) and surah (chapter). Among the topics studied were the story of the Prophet, faith, economy, family, and ibadah (the act of worship). Therefore, this study showed significant developments in thematic exegesis in Malaysia, which further illustrated society’s need for this kind of exegesis. This study provided new input to the researchers in Malaysia on exegesis in general and thematic exegesis in particular.
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