Boarding School (Pesantren) is still the people's
choice to educate their children. Moreover, with the many-faced
ponpes modern, increasingly many are children of the nation who had the
opportunity to get an education without forgetting the religious public
education.
Based on 2010-2011 data collection from the Ministry of Religious boarding school, boarding school there are 27 218 spread throughout Indonesia. The number of overall students even reach 3,642,738 people.
In language, meaning cottage
residence or temporary buildings. Cottage in Arabic is called al
fundduq meaningful dormitory, where temporary accommodation. The boarding of the word
'pe-santri-ness' which means place the students.
Rasta, according Zamakhsyari Dhofier in Pesantren
Tradition, derived from the word 'sant' which means a good man and 'tri' ie
prefer. Thus, both human means students
who prefer collectively. As Abdurrahman Mas'oed in
History and Culture boarding school students interpret as people who seek
knowledge of Islam. Thus, referring to a boarding
school where the students lived and learned.
In contrast to previous opinion, Clifford Geertz students actually make sense of the terminology from the Sanskrit 'Shastri' which means scientists Hindu educated and clever writing. Even with CC Berg. He means students of 'Shastri', ie, those skilled in Hinduism holy book. In other words, Western scientists tend to argue that the Islamic boarding school after coming in Indonesia is the result of acculturation with earlier religions, Hindu-Buddhist.
However, many opinions that say boarding is not
associated with the Hindu-Buddhist tradition, but rather related to the Middle
East. The number of Indonesian Muslims
who study the Middle East to bring home the moment teaching style of the
birthplace of Islam. Style Koran at the Grand Mosque
and the Prophet's Mosque applicable Indonesian Muslim scholars in assemblies
held when returning to the home country.
Marwati Djoened Poesponegoro and Nugroho Notosusanto the Indonesian National History III: Age of Growth and development of Islam in Indonesia, said information about the origin of boarding institutions very little, not even known when all the institutions established early.
Marwati Djoened Poesponegoro and Nugroho Notosusanto the Indonesian National History III: Age of Growth and development of Islam in Indonesia, said information about the origin of boarding institutions very little, not even known when all the institutions established early.
It has been suggested that boarding is a continuation of a similar institution that ever existed in the pre-Islamic period. According Sugarda Purbakawaca, more like a boarding school education lembga Hindu educational institutions rather than Arabic. A similar argument is put forward by stating that Brodjonegara Sutejo pesantren education system is not derived from the original Arabic, but Hindu.
"Opinions are speculative in nature which may be true because there is an indication that the pre-Islamic hermitage remained some time after the Java diislamkan. Fact, the new hermitage continuously established. However, not clear whether it is an institution where teaching Islam took place, "wrote Marwati and Nugroho.
From the
first Dutch survey of indigenous education held in 1819 mentioned, the actual
boarding at that time not in the whole of Java. Educational institutions like
boarding schools were reported in Priangan, Pekalongan, Apex, Kedu, Surabaya,
Madiun and Ponorogo. In other areas there is no
formal education at all, except that informal education is given in private
homes and mosques. The oldest boarding schools can
be seen in the establishment is Tegalsari boarding school in Ponorogo, East
Java. Pesantren was founded by Sultan
Paku Lane II in 1742 as a token of gratitude to Kyai Hasan Habibie. Pakubowono II also built mosques
and dormitories for students.
Walisongo
According to
Abdurrahman Mas'ud in boarding school-event Intellectual Religion and
Tradition, boarding origin related to the presence Walisongo in 15-16 century
AD on the island of Java. According to him, the Walisongo
combining religious and secular aspects of Islamic teaching in the community. Thus, generated a unique
educational institution. Walisongo teaching style, which
grew ponpes continues Walisongo refers to the style.
Mediate
diverse opinions, Haedari Amin in The Future Challenges Islamic School In
Modernity and Global Challenges complexity said, difference of opinion is not
confirmed one of them. Diverse opinions, said Amin, has
the truth.
"These
two arguments are complementary and boarding schools can not be separated from
the Hindu elements that already exist in Indonesia earlier and elements of the
Islamic Middle East where Islam originated," he said.
Regardless of the origins of the
various boarding schools, Amin said, boarding at the root of Islamic education
in Indonesia. Because the boarding school
education is considered as a method of birth Indonesia. During its development, it gives
birth to madrassas and Islamic schools. "Talking about the
historical roots of Islamic education in Indonesia can not be separated from
boarding. Due boarding school education system is regarded as native to
Indonesia," he said.
Teaching at
the school is almost entirely done by reading the book. There are two methods were
always used ponpes, namely sorogan and comparative or weton. Methods sorogan the students
facing the teacher one at a time with a book that will be studied. Kiai read Arabic lesson sentence
by sentence then translate and explain the meaning.
Title : Indonesian Islamic boarding schools and educational
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