Actualization Qs. an-Nisā' [4] verse 1 and QS. Ibrāhīm [14] verse 7 in the Biso Tian Pade Tradition in Usar Mapin Village, West Alas District, Sumbawa Regency (Living Qur'ān Study)

Abstract

This research is motivated by the author's attention to traditions that have existed since the time of our ancestors, namely the Biso Tian Pade tradition. The uneven spread of Islam and the preservation of local beliefs that are firmly embedded in local structures are factors that greatly influence the different degrees of acceptance and understanding of Islam, therefore the author tries to explore more deeply the tradition in the context of Islamic teachings which turns out to be the Biso tradition. Tian Pade which the author researched is related to the values contained in the Qur'ān, namely in the QS. an-Nisā' [4] verse 1 and QS. Ibrāhīm [14] paragraph 7. This type of research uses a combination of field research and library research which is descriptive qualitative in nature which shows the truth (naturalness) of the data. The method used is Living Qur'ān which describes social phenomena that arise related to the presence of the Al-Qur'ān as the object of study. The results of his research show that the Biso Tian Pade tradition is carried out once a year to welcome rice plants that have started to become pregnant. This tradition is carried out on Fridays and the place of implementation is in the prayer room, which is filled with dhikr and group prayers led by traditional leaders. Batar is a typical culinary dish served in this tradition. Interpretation of QS. an-Nisā' [4] verse 1 contains about humans being created from one offspring and commanded to maintain ties of friendship, and QS. Ibrāhīm [14] verse 7 contains the value of gratitude, which is a value found in the Biso Tian Pade tradition. QS Correlation. an-Nisā' [4] verse 1 with the Biso Tian Pade tradition is that the people of Usar Mapin Village believe that this tradition can strengthen friendly relations and provide more mutual respect, protection, etc. As for QS correlation. Ibrāhīm [14] verse 7 with the Biso Tian Pade tradition, namely that this tradition is a form of implementation of people's gratitude for rice that has started to become pregnant