CRITICAL STUDY OF THE AHMADIY IDEOLOGY CONTROVERSY IN INDONESIA (HERMENEUTICAL ANALYSIS BY EMILLIO BETTI)

Abstract

This research is a response to the issue of Ahmadiyya which has become a polemic in Indonesian society in recent years. In terms of existence, Ahmadiyya is an Islamic revival movement and a new sect or sect in Islam, which was born more than a century ago and is inseparable from controversy. Ahmadiyya is identically associated with Islam, but some differences are found even in matters of belief, referring to the MUI fatwa at the VII MUI National Conference (MUNAS) on 26-29 July 2005 AD/19-22 Jumadil Akhir 1426 H confirmed that Ahmadiyah as streams that are outside of Islam, misguided and misleading and punish those who follow them as apostates (have left Islam). Some of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad's teachings about Prophethood, the holy book and its practices are considered by the fatwa institution in determining its position in Islam.