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Millati: Journal of Islamic Studies and Humanities, with registered number ISSN 2541-3627 (Print) and ISSN 2540-9964 (Online), is a peer-reviewed journal published two times a year (every June and December) by Faculty of Ushuluddin, Adab, and Humanities, IAIN Salatiga. Millati is intended to be the journal for publishing articles reporting the results of research on Islamic Studies and Humanities. Millati has been accredited on the grade of Sinta 2 (S2) Journal by RISTEK DIKTI on Decree No. 200/KPT/2020 on Desember 23, 2020.
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Vol 8, No 1 (2023): Millati
Table of Contents
Articles
Jihad Fi Sabilillah of Acehnese Women against Occupation; Inspiration for the Resilience of Women during Conflicts, Tsunamis, and Pandemics
DOI : 10.18326/mlt.v8i1.8208
Munawiah Abdullah, Rashidah binti Mamat, Nor Azlah Sham binti Rambely, Ernita Dewi
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1-18
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Theo-Anthropocentric Paradigm on Qur’anic Interpretation in the Modern-Industrial Era; A Review of Cultural Interpretation by Cliffort Geertz
DOI : 10.18326/mlt.v8i1.8860
Muhammad Rikza Muqtada
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19-36
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Building Religious Moderation through Theophany Concept with Philosophy and Religion Approaches
DOI : 10.18326/mlt.v8i1.8012
Zulkarnaen Zulkarnaen, Adenan Adenan, Marhaban Marhaban, Arief Muammar
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37-48
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Initiating Sunnah Ṡābitah And Sunnah Mutaghaiyyirāh as A Typology of The Prophet’s Sunnah in The Contemporary Era
DOI : 10.18326/mlt.v8i1.7699
Mohamad Nuryansah, Mokh Sya’roni, Eliza Agnesilviana
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49-64
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Interpretation of Tuan Guru of Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI)-West Lombok on Religious Moderation Verses
DOI : 10.18326/mlt.v8i1.8731
Syamsu Syauqani, Zulyadain Zulyadain
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65-83
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Implementation of Mandatory Regulations for Ma’had Al-Jami’ah and Strengthening the Interpretation of The Qur’an for New Students
DOI : 10.18326/mlt.v8i1.8281
Saifuddin Herlambang
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85-100
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Wasathiyah Islam In Local Language Commentaries In Indonesia: An Analysis Of Readers’ Reception Of Sundanese, Javanese, And Malay
DOI : 10.18326/mlt.v8i1.9732
Supardi Supardi, Adang Kuswaya, Muhammad K. Ridwan
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101-121
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