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Abstract Two Thinkers and Modernists Who Are Different in Education and Organization Genealogy, I.E Gerakan Pembaharuan Gerakan Pembaharuan Pemikiran Islam Era Reformasi di Indonesia Aam Saepul Alam STAI Siliwangi Garut [email protected] Abstract Two thinkers and modernists who are different in education and organization genealogy, i.e. Nurcholis Madjid (Cak Nur) dan Hasyim Muzadi. Cak Nur was born in Western education and Hasyim was born in “pesantren” education (boarding school) with its locality. Two of these figures give a change that is significant in modernity context in Indonesia. Theoretical framework that was built by Nurcholish Madjid starts from a fundamental question, i.e. how universal Islam can be placed in local modernity and culture framework. Islam is universal and implication of its universality is Islam must be understood and performed in every place and time. Cak Nur practiced critical to single truth and paid attention on humanistic value in universal religious life. Different to Hasyim Muzadi who built thoughts framework Rahmatan lil alamin through freedom and harmony. Starting from nation problems, how to perform religious function (Islam) in a country without cause national disintegration. Theory framework built by Hasyim starting from a NU’s jargon, i.e. Tasamuh, Tawazun, dan Tawasut. Bringing Islam with full good manners and bland, not make Islam image isolated and grow phobia toward terms what are born from Islam womb. In practice, Hasyim paid attention on preventing of radicalism and terrorism undersrtanding that grow in Indonesia, that threaten NKRI totality. Keywords: modernity, Islam universal, Islam and country Abstrak Dua pemikir dan pembaharu yang berbeda geneologi pendidikan dan organisasi, yaitu Nurcholis Madjid dan Hasyim Muzadi. Nurcholis Madjid (Cak Nu)r lahir dari pendidikan Barat dan Hasyim Muzadi lahir dari pendidikan pesantren yang lokalitas. Kedua tokoh ini, dalam kehadirannya memberikan perubahan yang signifikan dalam konteks pembaharuan di Indonesia. Kerangka Teoritis yang dibangun Nurcholish Madjid berawal dari dari sebuah pertanyaan yang fundamental yaitu bagaimana Islam yang universal bisa ditempatkan dalam kerangka kemodernan dan budaya lokal? Islam adalah universal dan implikasi dari keuniversalannya adalah bahwa Islam harus dapat dipahami dan dilaksanakan pada setiap ruang dan waktu. Cak Nur 1 AJIQS Vol. 1 No. 2 Desember 2019 Gerakan Pembaharuan mempraktekan kritik terhadap kebenaran tunggal dan memperhatikan nilai kemanusian dalam kehidupan beragama yang universal. Berbeda dengan Hasyim Muzadi membangun kerangka pemikiran Rahmatan lil alamin melalui kerangka perdamainan dan kerukunan. Berawal dari permasalahan bangsa, bagaimana menjalankan fungsi profetik agama (Islam) dalam sebuah negara, tanpa menimbulkan disintegrasi bangsa. Kerangka teori yang dibangun Hasyim Muzadi berawal dari jargon NU, yaitu: Tasamuh , Tawazun , dan Tawasut. Membawa Islam yang penuh kesantunan dan kelemahlembutan, bukan menjadikan citra Islam terpinggirkan dan menumbuh-kembangkan phobia terhadap istilah-istilah yang lahir dari rahim Islam. Melaui prakteknya Hasyim memberikan perhatian dalam pencegahan paham radikalisme dan terorime yang berkembang di bumi Indonesia, yang mengancam keutuhan NKRI. Kata kunci: pembaharuan, Islam universal, Islam dan negara A. Pendahuluan Gerakan dan pemikiran pembaruan keagamaan senantiasa menjadi bagian penting dari tradisi Islam sepanjang sejarah perkembangannya. Para pelopor pembaruan hadir untuk merenovasi kepercayaan, pengetahuan, maupun praktek keberagamaan masyarakat Muslim. Sekalipun kaum ortodoks tidak mengakui hadirnya figur profetik pasca Nabi Muhammad SAW, mayoritas masyarakat Muslim meyakini, bahwa pada setiap episode sejarah dan kawasan dunia Islam yang berbeda, para pembaharu tampil untuk melawan status quo dan menginisiasi perubahan. Misalnya, pada abad 17-19 M, muncul beberapa tokoh dan gerakan pembaruan di dunia Islam, yang berdasarkan setting kemunculan dan orientasi gerakannya dapat dibedakan ke dalam tiga episode. Pertama, Shah Waliullah di India, Ahmad bin Abdul Wahhab di Saudi Arabia, dan Muhammad bin Ali al Sanusi di Afrika Utara. Pada masa ini, para tokoh dan gerakan pembaruan mengemuka berkaitan dengan tekanan atau lingkungan internal1 .dan sedikit bersentuhan dengan dampak dari perkembangan peradaban Barat. Kehadiran mereka adalah dalam rangka 1 Khalid Masud, Muhammad. 2009. Islamic Modernism. in ed. Muhammad Khalid Masud et.al, Islam and Modernity: Key Issues and Debates. British: Edinburgh University Press.H. 240 2 AJIQS Vol. 1 No. 2 Desember 2019 Gerakan Pembaharuan menentang praktek taqlid (blind imitation) dan fanatisme mazhab (taqdis al afkar al diniy), karena keduanya dipandang telah meng-akibatkan keretakan dalam komunitas Muslim2. Kedua, seiring dengan meningkatnya penetrasi koloni Eropa ke dunia Islam, muncul beberapa gerakan jihad (jihadiy movements) pada abad ke-19, sebagai aspek kunci dari pembaruan Islam. Misalnya, sebagai respons terhadap kolonisasi Inggris di anak benua India, para ulama mendeklarasikan, bahwa India tidak bisa lagi disebut dengan “abode of Islam” (dar al Islam), tetapi sebagai “abode of war” (dar al harb). Pada awal tahun 1800 an, Hajji Shariatullah manyatakan bahwa India adalah kawasan perang dan menyerukan jihad melawan koloni Inggris di Bengal. Begitu juga di Afrika Barat, Syekh Usman bin Fudi (w. 1817), yang lebih dikenal sebagai Shehu Usman dan Fodio, bersama putrinya (seorang sastrawan dan pendidik ternama) Nana Asmau (w. 1864), telah berhasil memulai jihad dan membangun kekhalifahan Sokoto, sebuah kekuatan Islam terbesar di Afrika pada abad ke-19.3Dua ilustrasi aspek pembaruan di bidang militer ini penting, sebagai suatu pandangan yang juga turut membentuk bagian signifikan dari pemahaman terhadap agenda anti-kolonialisme masyarakat Muslim pada abad ke-20. Ketiga, bersamaan dengan kedatangan era modern (abad ke-19 dan seterusnya), tradisi pembaruan keagamaan berlanjut secara lebih intensif dari pada era sebelumnya. Suatu era yang mengumumkan konfrontasi militer dan politik dari kekuatan-kekuatan Barat dengan dunia Islam, dimana masyarakat Muslim mengalami kekalahan4 Modernisme masyarakat Muslim yang terjadi pada era ini sebagiannya merupakan kelanjutan dari gerakan pembaruan abad 18-19M, dan sebagian yang lain adalah suatu cara untuk menjawab tantangan yang ditunjukkan oleh kemodernan Barat ketika masih tersisa sekepal 2 Saeed, Abdullah.2006. Islamic Thought: An Introduction. USA and Canada: Routledge. 3 Ibid., H.134 4 Boyd, J. 2001. Distance Learning from Purdah in Nineteenth Century Northern Nigeria: the Work of Asma’u Fodiyo. Journal of African Cultural Studies, 14.1, June 2001: 7–22. 3 AJIQS Vol. 1 No. 2 Desember 2019 Gerakan Pembaharuan keyakinan terhadap dasar-dasar keagamaan. Beberapa pembaharu Muslim yang berusaha memberikan renspons dengan tingkat tantangan dari modernitas Barat itu, misalnya, Jamaluddin al Afghani (w. 1897), Muhammad Abduh (1905) di dunia Arab, Sayyid Ahmad Khan (w. 1898) dan Muhammad Iqbal (w. 1938) di anak benua India, serta sejumlah pemikir dari Turki Usmani, seperti Namik Kemal (w. 1888). Pada penggalan ini, reformasi atau pembaruan merupakan tema sentral (key theme) bagi kaum modernis. Jamaluddin al Afghani, misalnya, berargumentasi bahwa masyarakat Muslim harus melakukan gerakan reformasi sebagaimana peran penting tersebut dimainkan oleh masyarakat Kristen Eropa. Konteks modern tersebut menuntut sebuah penghargaan kembali atas warisan budaya intelektual Muslim, termasuk karya-karya para ulama generasi awal. Gagasan kunci yang lain dari kaum modernis adalah kembali pada Islam murni (return to the pristine Islam) generasi Muslim paling awal (salaf), revitalisasi tradisi intelektual Islam, interpretasi atau reinterpretasi tradisi dan sumber-sumbernya untuk menjawab tantangan yang diajukan oleh era-modern, sehingga di sini diperlukan sistem teologi baru.5 Di sini penulis akan meneksplorasi tentang pemikiran Indonesia pada era reformasi, pertama kajian tokoh yang mewakilinya, nyaitu Hasyim Muzadi (NU), dan Noercholis Majid (Muhammadiyah), kedua,kajian gerakan organisai fudamentalis dan modernis. B. Pembaharuan Pemikiran Islam Era-Reformasi Pembaruan juga menggunakan khazanah pemikiran Islam klasik terdahulu, seperti pemikiran Ibn. Thaimiyah, Ibn. Qayyim, Abd.Wahhab maupun Abduh dan lainnya. 5 Khalid Masud, Muhammad. 2009. Islamic Modernism. in ed. Muhammad Khalid Masud et.al, Islam and Modernity: Key Issues and Debates. British: Edinburgh University Press.H. 241 4 AJIQS Vol. 1 No. 2 Desember 2019 Gerakan Pembaharuan Fazlur Rahman telah membagi pembaruan Islam menjadi beberapa peri ode, diawali dengan priode revivalisme pramodernis, modernisme klasik, neo- revivalisme dan neo-modernisme. Pembaruan pemikiran Islam yang diintrodusir pada abad 17-19 M. di atas dapat ditemukan pengaruhnya di Indonesia sejak permulaan abad ke-20 melalui kehadiran Muhammadiyah dan Persatuan Islam, yang menjadikan purifikasi atau pemurnian akidah sebagai tema sentral gerakan mereka. Sebagaimana pemikiran pembaruan Ahmad bin Abdul Wahhab dan Muhammad Abduh, episode awal sejarah modernisme Islam Indonesia juga dicirikan oleh semangat untuk keluar dari ikatan-ikatan kaum ortodoks dengan mengedepankan ijtihad dari pada taqlid, menekankan pentingnya qiyas agar dapat merebut semangat hukum yang tersimpan dalam tulisan hukum; dan memilih mengurangi ketergantungan pada Hadis demi mendahulukan al Quran dan Sunnah Nabi. 6 Visi modernitas yang diajukan oleh Muhammadiyah dan Persis tersebut selama hampir satu setengah dekade melahirkan ketegangan dengan kelompok konservatif, yang terdiri dari para kiai
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