Muhammadiyah as an Islamic Movement With Character Dakwah and Tajdid
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Muhammadiyah, Islamic movement, dakwah, tajdidAbstract
Muhammadiyah is not an ordinary organization or movement, but a da'wah movement. That is, all of its movements are always da'wah-minded, that is, have a spirit, think, and act da'wah. The da'wah character inherent in Muhammadiyah makes him view all problems from the da'wah point of view, namely changing the situation for the better in accordance with the principles of Islamic teachings. Besides that, Muhammadiyah is an organization with a tajdid or renewal character. His soul, thoughts, and actions are always renewing which leads to changes in the direction of superior progress. In terms of tajdid, some are purification and some are developmental or dynamic in accordance with their fields and goals.
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