Living Qur'ân: Fadhîlah Surah al-Mulk dalam Tafsir Ibnu Katsîr (Kajian terhadap Tradisi dalam Membaca Surah al-Mulk Ba'da Maghrib di Pondok Pesantren Dârul ‘Ulûm Muara Mais Jambur Kabupaten Mandailing Natal)
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https://doi.org/10.30821/al-i'jaz.v6i2.8965Abstract
Alquran is the word of Allah which contains teachings and life guidance for Muslims. Such a function makes the students of the Islamic Boarding School Dârul 'Ulûm Muara Mais Jambur in Mandailing Natal Regency carry out the tradition of reciting Surah al-Mulk every day after performing the Maghrib prayer in congregation. This tradition is a suggestion from H. Mawardi Lubis Addary, the Headmaster (Mudîr) of the Islamic Boarding School. This tradition has a very positive value and deserves to be preserved. Therefore, the author considers it important to write a study entitled "Living Qur'ân: The Superiority of The Surah al-Mulk in Ibn Katsir's Tafsir (Study of Traditions in Reading Surah al-Mulk Ba'da Maghrib at Islamic Boarding School Dârul 'Ulûm Muara Mais Jambur in Mandailing Natal Regency)”. Fast traslate Icon translate Fast traslate Icon translate Fast traslate Icon translateDownloads
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2021-03-04
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