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Susilo Surahman, S.Ag., M.Pd.) ejournal.bharasa@gmail.com (Taufik Syuhda Dirgantara) Sun, 31 Aug 2025 16:35:19 +0800 OJS 3.3.0.8 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss 60 MENDIDIK ANAK ZAMAN NOW: PERAN POLA ASUH DALAM MENJAGA INTEGRITAS KARAKTER DI TENGAH ARUS TEKNOLOGI https://ejurnal.ibisa.ac.id/index.php/jurnal-multidisipliner-bharasa/article/view/447 <p>ACT<br>The pace of development of digital technology has fundamentally changed <br>the landscape of child development, presenting significant new challenges and<br>opportunities for every individual and social institution. This phenomenon<br>inherently places a new urgency on the role of parents as primary educators and<br>mentors in the family. This research is here to analyze in depth the crucial role of<br>parenting, especially authoritative parenting, as an essential mediating variable in<br>mediating the impact of technology and shaping children's character integrity in the<br>digital era. The main objective is to identify how intentional parenting interventions<br>can foster the core values necessary for children to not only be able to adapt, but<br>also thrive ethically and responsibly in a complex digital ecosystem. <br>Using a qualitative literature review approach, this study synthesizes<br>findings from various relevant scientific journals to build a comprehensive<br>conceptual framework. The findings of the study show that balanced parenting,<br>such as authoritative parenting, which combines warmth, control, and open<br>communication, as well as hybrid parenting that arises from situational adaptation,<br>is proven to be superior in equipping children with core values such as empathy,<br>honesty, and digital responsibility. These strategies effectively reduce the negative<br>risks of technology, such as addiction and cyberbullying, while maximizing its<br>positive benefits. <br>This study identified that the implementation of specific strategies, such as<br>building parental digital literacy, setting clear and consistent boundaries, and being<br>a credible role model, had a direct correlation with strengthening the integrity of<br>children's character. These results underscore the importance of transitioning from<br>conventional parenting to proactive and informed digital parenting. The report<br>concludes that the role of parents as agents of change cannot stand alone; The<br>success of character education in the digital age relies heavily on close collaboration<br>between families, schools, and communities to create a healthy, safe, and supportive<br>digital ecosystem that supports strong character development.</p> Muhammad Adnan Putra, Maya Nurhafifah, Arka Yusuf Copyright (c) 2025 Jurnal Multidisipliner Bharasa https://ejurnal.ibisa.ac.id/index.php/jurnal-multidisipliner-bharasa/article/view/447 Sun, 31 Aug 2025 00:00:00 +0800 TRANSFORMING PUBLIC HEALTH: NUTRITION LITERACY AS THE KEY TO CONFRONTING CONTEMPORARY EPIDEMIOLOGY https://ejurnal.ibisa.ac.id/index.php/jurnal-multidisipliner-bharasa/article/view/448 <p>Contemporary epidemiology is characterized by a shift in the burden of <br>disease from infectious infections to non-communicable diseases (NCDs), which<br>are largely triggered by lifestyle factors and unhealthy diets. In this context,<br>nutritional literacy emerges as an essential competency that is very crucial, not just<br>knowledge, but as a transformative foundation in achieving individual and<br>collective health independence. This qualitative research aims to explore the perceptions, experiences, and challenges faced by the community in understanding<br>and applying nutritional information. Through a phenomenological approach with<br>in-depth interviews with 20 participants from various socio-economic backgrounds<br>in urban and rural areas, this study found that nutritional literacy is influenced not<br>only by the availability of information, but also by non-cognitive factors, such as<br>socio-cultural influences, economic accessibility to healthy food, and the<br>complexity of messages conveyed by mass media. There is a dissonance between<br>the knowledge possessed and daily practice, which is often triggered by widespread<br>misconceptions and social norms. Participants often have difficulty distinguishing<br>between valid and misleading information, especially from social media. The<br>implications of these findings underscore the urgency of a more integrated and<br>contextual nutrition education intervention, which focuses not only on the<br>presentation of facts, but also on the development of critical skills to interpret<br>information and make informed choices. The transformation of public health in the<br>future must be centered on empowering the community through holistic, adaptive,<br>and sustainable nutritional literacy. This study concludes that strengthening<br>nutrition literacy is an absolute prerequisite to overcome today's epidemiological<br>challenges and create a healthier and more empowered generation.</p> Fathanata Arseva, Ratna Hapsari, Muhammad Hanafi Copyright (c) 2025 Jurnal Multidisipliner Bharasa https://ejurnal.ibisa.ac.id/index.php/jurnal-multidisipliner-bharasa/article/view/448 Sun, 31 Aug 2025 00:00:00 +0800 FROM MADRASAH TO METAVERSE: RADICAL INNOVATION IN CONTEMPORARY ISLAMIC EDUCATION MANAGEMENT https://ejurnal.ibisa.ac.id/index.php/jurnal-multidisipliner-bharasa/article/view/449 <p>Madrasas, as historical Islamic educational institutions in Indonesia, have<br>long faced fundamental challenges rooted in the dichotomy between religious<br>education and general education. Most madrassas that grow from public and private</p> <p><br>initiatives are often considered marginal, facing weaknesses in managerial aspects,<br>the quality of educators, and the availability of limited facilities and infrastructure.<br>In the midst of digital disruption and increasingly selective societal demands,<br>madrasas are required not only to innovate incrementally, but also to make radical<br>innovations that are able to create a paradigm shift in their entire ecosystem. This<br>study examines the potential adoption of metaverse technology as a manifestation<br>of radical innovation in contemporary Islamic education management. The<br>metaverse, as an immersive and collaborative three-dimensional (3D) virtual space,<br>is believed to overcome the limitations faced by conventional digital learning<br>platforms, such as a lack of interaction and immersive experiences. Through case<br>studies and literature reviews, this study analyzes how the metaverse can be a<br>catalyst for the transformation of madrasas, transforming them from quantityfocused</p> <p>institutions into flagship institutions oriented towards quality, global<br>relevance, and strengthening spiritual values. The findings show that while there is<br>great potential in improving learning through worship simulations, virtual<br>pilgrimages, and visualizations of complex religious concepts, these<br>implementations face significant challenges, especially related to infrastructure<br>limitations, funding, and resistance to organizational cultural change. Therefore,<br>this innovation demands a comprehensive change in madrasah management, from<br>visionary leadership to the formulation of a responsive and ethical curriculum. The<br>study concludes that the transformation towards "Madrasah in the Metaverse Era"<br>is not just the adoption of technology, but rather managerial and philosophical<br>reforms to unite science and religion in one holistic educational experience.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> Revalia Sukmawati, Ririn Rifdayani, Riski Pradana Copyright (c) 2025 Jurnal Multidisipliner Bharasa https://ejurnal.ibisa.ac.id/index.php/jurnal-multidisipliner-bharasa/article/view/449 Sun, 31 Aug 2025 00:00:00 +0800 THE CREATIVE ECONOMY AND GREEN AGENDA: THE SYNERGY BETWEEN INNOVATION, LOCAL WISDOM, AND SUSTAINABILITY https://ejurnal.ibisa.ac.id/index.php/jurnal-multidisipliner-bharasa/article/view/450 <p>This research explores the dynamic synergy between the creative economy<br>and the green agenda, highlighting the important role of innovation, local wisdom,<br>and sustainability in shaping a holistic development paradigm. In a global context<br>that increasingly demands environmentally responsible economic practices, the<br>creative sector is emerging as a potential agent of change, able to integrate cultural<br>and ecological values into the production and consumption processes. This study</p> <p>analyzes how innovation, whether in the form of products, processes, or business<br>models, can drive economic value creation while minimizing negative impacts on the<br>environment. Furthermore, this research emphasizes the importance of local wisdom,<br>which is often embodied in traditional practices and indigenous knowledge, as a<br>foundation for sustainable solutions that are contextual and culturally relevant. The<br>integration of local wisdom not only enriches creative expression, but also ensures<br>that economic growth is in line with the carrying capacity of the environment and the<br>social welfare of the community. Using a qualitative approach, in-depth case studies<br>were conducted in several communities in Indonesia that successfully implemented<br>locally-based creative economy models with an emphasis on sustainability<br>principles. The findings show that this synergy results in significant economic added<br>value, strengthening cultural identity, and increasing public awareness and<br>participation in environmental conservation efforts. This study concludes that the<br>mainstreaming of a green-oriented creative economy, supported by innovation and<br>respect for local wisdom, is a crucial strategy to achieve inclusive and resilient<br>sustainable development in the future. The policy implications are directed at<br>supporting an ecosystem conducive to this kind of initiative.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> Rafania Afandi , Muhammad Agus Purwanto, Annasya Putri Copyright (c) 2025 Jurnal Multidisipliner Bharasa https://ejurnal.ibisa.ac.id/index.php/jurnal-multidisipliner-bharasa/article/view/450 Sun, 31 Aug 2025 00:00:00 +0800 TOWARDS EMANCIPATORY CIVIL LAW: REGULATORY REORIENTATION FOR THE JUSTICE OF INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS https://ejurnal.ibisa.ac.id/index.php/jurnal-multidisipliner-bharasa/article/view/451 <p>This study aims to examine in depth the urgency of reorienting Civil Law<br>in Indonesia from a paradigm that tends to be static and patriarchal to a more<br>emancipatory and gender-equitable framework. Civil Law, which is still largely<br>rooted in colonial legacies, often fails to accommodate contemporary social<br>dynamics, especially when it comes to the protection of individual rights, personal<br>autonomy, and equality. This misalignment creates a disparity between legal norms<br>and social realities, which can ultimately harm vulnerable groups and limit<br>individual potential. Through a normative-analytical approach, this article identifies<br>a range of regulations that need to be reviewed, including in the areas of family law,<br>inheritance law, and treaty law, where the concepts of distributive justice and<br>substantial equality should be the primary foundation. This discussion focuses not<br>only on changes in legal texts, but also on changes in legal interpretation and practice by law enforcers. The findings of the study show that this reorientation<br>requires synergy between legislative reform, judicial re-education, and increased<br>public awareness. Thus, Civil Law can be transformed into a dynamic, responsive,<br>and able instrument to ensure real justice for every individual, not just formal<br>justice.</p> Aisah Amira, Nur Aini, Rahmat Suhendra Wijanarka Copyright (c) 2025 Jurnal Multidisipliner Bharasa https://ejurnal.ibisa.ac.id/index.php/jurnal-multidisipliner-bharasa/article/view/451 Sun, 31 Aug 2025 00:00:00 +0800 TAREKAT DALAM CERMIN SEJARAH: FRAGMENTASI, IDENTITAS, DAN RESISTENSI DALAM TRADISI ISLAM INDONESIA https://ejurnal.ibisa.ac.id/index.php/jurnal-multidisipliner-bharasa/article/view/452 <p>ABSTRACT<br>This study analyzes the historical role of the tarekat in the Indonesian <br>Islamic tradition, comprehensively examining how this spiritual phenomenon<br>interacts with complex socio-political dynamics, which affect its existence,<br>fragmentation, and resistance. Since the 15th century, the tarekat has evolved from<br>an individual spiritual practice to an organized mass institution, playing a crucial<br>role in spreading and strengthening Islam in the archipelago. However, its<br>development has not been without challenges, including internal fragmentation<br>triggered by differences in interpretation and leadership transitions, as well as<br>external pressures from modernization and colonialism. Despite the threat of<br>division, the institute has managed to maintain its communal identity through<br>powerful mechanisms, such as genealogy that legitimizes spiritual authority,<br>collective rituals that bind followers, and the use of unique cultural symbols such<br>as Rifaiyah Batik. More than just maintaining internal cohesion, the tarekat has also<br>transformed into a significant force of resistance to colonialism. Events such as the<br>'Menteng War' and the Cilegon Rebellion of 1888 are clear evidence of how the<br>spiritual teachings of cleansing and jihad are manifested in acts of armed and<br>ideological resistance, proving that the tarekat is not only a spiritual fortress, but<br>also an effective political agent. Thus, this study concludes that the tarekat is a<br>highly adaptive and resilient phenomenon, able to evolve and remain relevant in the<br>midst of a wave of historical change, offering new insights into the resilience of<br>spiritual traditions in Indonesia.&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> Abdul Fatah; Dafa Al Ghifari, Tasya Yuliana Copyright (c) 2025 Jurnal Multidisipliner Bharasa https://ejurnal.ibisa.ac.id/index.php/jurnal-multidisipliner-bharasa/article/view/452 Sun, 31 Aug 2025 00:00:00 +0800