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Pembatasan Usia Pemberangkatan Jamaah Haji Maksimal 65 Tahun Dampaknya Bagi Umat Islam di Kota Bima Syahruddin Syahruddin
Unram Journal of Community Service Vol. 3 No. 1 (2022): March
Publisher : Pascasarjana Universitas Mataram

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29303/ujcs.v3i1.202

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Performing the pilgrimage for Muslims is obligatory for those who can afford it. This pilgrimage is included in the fifth pillar of Islam. The category of being able means being financially able to bear all costs and being physically and mentally healthy. For the Indonesian nation, whose population is predominantly Muslim, the pilgrimage has become a part of people's lives. Because of that, various ways and methods have been developed to be able to go for Hajj from the early days of Islam until the colonial era until independence. All of that is formed and patterned along with economic growth and the level of community welfare so that Hajj has become part of the culture of the community. Even the title of Hajj has been pinned into a separate prestige in the midst of society. To be able to realize the dream of going for Hajj, various ways are taken, starting from selling assets, working hard, and saving for years and even a lifetime for people with low incomes. For the rich, high-income groups, Hajj is not a problem and can be done many times. But for ordinary citizens with middle to lower-income, Hajj is something of a luxury, something that is luxurious and can be risked for a lifetime to make it happen. Rules limiting the maximum age of 65 years for pilgrims who can go to destroy all expectations of society who make the pilgrimage as a purpose of life. In fact, many of them think that dying in Mecca is happiness and even jihad because they are worshiping. So, they do not question all the risks of taking the pilgrimage. The Government should respond to this aspiration by submitting a lobby to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia with rational considerations and prioritizing the benefit. This Policy Paper begins by explaining the general conditions of the Hajj in Bima City, data, and the number of queues for departing pilgrims, then identification of problems and their impact on the conditions of the religious life of the community.
Co-Authors Amir Tengku Ramly Andi Rizal Ardiasih, Lidwina Sri Emmy Sri Mahreda Fathan, Suparmin Idiannor Mahyudin Irawan Suntoro Laya, Nibras K. Muh Yusuf Hidayat Muhammad Mukhtar Muhammad Syahrul Saleh Muslihati Nur Fazri Saud Nurul Mutia Tamsil Safriyanto Dako Siradjuddin Siradjuddin Siti Suwadah Rimang Sulton Djasmi Syamsul Bahri Syukri I Gubali Yundari, Yundari