Sinergi Islam dan kebudayaan
Analisis persamaan dan perbedaan dalam konteks global dan lokal
Abstract
Islam and culture are two interconnected concepts that influence each other. This article discusses how Islam influences and is influenced by culture in various contexts, both local and global. Additionally, it explores the similarities and differences between Islam and culture, focusing on universal values and the impact of local culture on Islamic practices. This study demonstrates that Islam not only influences culture but also receives influences from local cultures, creating a unique synergy in each society.
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