Model for Creating a Peaceful Society of Fatoni University Using a Mosque as a Base in Pattani Province
Abstract
Objectives: This research is qualitative. The Objective is to study the model for building a peaceful society at Fatoni University using a mosque as a base in Pattani Province.
Methodology: Data was collected through in-depth interviews with key informants, including Imams, Islamic committees at mosques, laypeople, and local scholars. Youth and representatives of government and private agencies, 10 communities, 20 people each, totaling 200 people, selected according to specified criteria from the area of Pattani province. Data was analyzed using a content analysis method. It is based on an in-depth interview framework and group interviews to answer the research objectives
Research findings: Model for creating a peaceful society at Fatoni University using a mosque as a base. Fatoni University, together with ten mosques in Pattani province, has developed the “Peace Model” consisting of 1) P = Pillar, meaning adherence to doctrine, and 2) E = Education, meaning adherence to the principles of the educational process. Learn 3) A = Anasyid means adhering to the principles of transmitting through songs of peace (Anasyid) 4) C = Curriculum means adhering to the principles of curriculum development to create community innovators 5) E = Empowerment means adhering to Principles of manpower potential to lead to the creation of a peaceful society and create community innovators. Based on working in a tripartite manner, namely the community, state, and private sector, the mosque is the base.
Contributions: 1) Office of the Provincial Islamic Committee, Imam Khateb Bilal, and the Mosque Islamic Committee related to the management of the mosque. The results of this research can be used as a guideline for adjusting the model for creating a peaceful society using mosques as a base in Pattani Province. 2) Mosques in Pattani Province should learn about the existing potential of the community in creating a peace model, or the Peace Model to set the direction for development for the community to proceed as the community desires and create awareness and interest in learning in creating peace.
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