Travel has a multidimensional value in Islam, encompassing spiritual, intellectual and social asp... more Travel has a multidimensional value in Islam, encompassing spiritual, intellectual and social aspects. This concept is widely discussed in the Qur'an and hadith, which directs mankind to contemplate the signs of Allah's greatness through travel. Fakhruddîn Al-Râzî, a prominent mufassir and philosopher, made a significant contribution in interpreting travelling through Tafsir Mafâtîh al-Ghaib. He sees travelling as a medium of spiritual and intellectual transformation, which involves not only physical displacement but also deep introspection into man's relationship with God and the universe. This research explores Al-Râzî's multidisciplinary approach, which integrates theology, philosophy and empirical sciences in his tafsir. He interprets the journey as a way to understand the greatness of God through the observation of natural phenomena and the history of mankind. This approach provides a relevant conceptual framework to address modern challenges, where travelling often loses its spiritual significance. Al-Râzî's concept of travelling teaches that travel can be a means of introspection, cross-cultural learning, and strengthening faith.
Qualitative research is a method used to deeply and holistically understand social and human phen... more Qualitative research is a method used to deeply and holistically understand social and human phenomena. Unlike quantitative research, which focuses on measurement and numerical analysis, qualitative research explores the complexity of human behavior, experiences, and interactions within their contexts. This article outlines five main approaches in qualitative research: phenomenology, grounded theory, ethnography, case studies, and narrative research. Phenomenology aims to uncover the essential meanings of individuals' lived experiences. Grounded theory is used to develop theories from collected data. Ethnography focuses on the description and interpretation of a group's culture through direct observation. Case studies delve into systems or cases in detail and depth. Narrative research reveals the meanings behind individuals' stories or experiences. These methods provide rich and deep insights into various phenomena that cannot be quantified.
Travel has a multidimensional value in Islam, encompassing spiritual, intellectual and social asp... more Travel has a multidimensional value in Islam, encompassing spiritual, intellectual and social aspects. This concept is widely discussed in the Qur'an and hadith, which directs mankind to contemplate the signs of Allah's greatness through travel. Fakhruddîn Al-Râzî, a prominent mufassir and philosopher, made a significant contribution in interpreting travelling through Tafsir Mafâtîh al-Ghaib. He sees travelling as a medium of spiritual and intellectual transformation, which involves not only physical displacement but also deep introspection into man's relationship with God and the universe. This research explores Al-Râzî's multidisciplinary approach, which integrates theology, philosophy and empirical sciences in his tafsir. He interprets the journey as a way to understand the greatness of God through the observation of natural phenomena and the history of mankind. This approach provides a relevant conceptual framework to address modern challenges, where travelling often loses its spiritual significance. Al-Râzî's concept of travelling teaches that travel can be a means of introspection, cross-cultural learning, and strengthening faith.
Qualitative research is a method used to deeply and holistically understand social and human phen... more Qualitative research is a method used to deeply and holistically understand social and human phenomena. Unlike quantitative research, which focuses on measurement and numerical analysis, qualitative research explores the complexity of human behavior, experiences, and interactions within their contexts. This article outlines five main approaches in qualitative research: phenomenology, grounded theory, ethnography, case studies, and narrative research. Phenomenology aims to uncover the essential meanings of individuals' lived experiences. Grounded theory is used to develop theories from collected data. Ethnography focuses on the description and interpretation of a group's culture through direct observation. Case studies delve into systems or cases in detail and depth. Narrative research reveals the meanings behind individuals' stories or experiences. These methods provide rich and deep insights into various phenomena that cannot be quantified.
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This research explores Al-Râzî's multidisciplinary approach, which integrates theology, philosophy and empirical sciences in his tafsir. He interprets the journey as a way to understand the greatness of God through the observation of natural phenomena and the history of mankind. This approach provides a relevant conceptual framework to address modern challenges, where travelling often loses its spiritual significance. Al-Râzî's concept of travelling teaches that travel can be a means of introspection, cross-cultural learning, and strengthening faith.
This research explores Al-Râzî's multidisciplinary approach, which integrates theology, philosophy and empirical sciences in his tafsir. He interprets the journey as a way to understand the greatness of God through the observation of natural phenomena and the history of mankind. This approach provides a relevant conceptual framework to address modern challenges, where travelling often loses its spiritual significance. Al-Râzî's concept of travelling teaches that travel can be a means of introspection, cross-cultural learning, and strengthening faith.