LEMBAGA PENDIDIKAN KEAGAMAAN WARISAN ORANG ARAB

Abstract

This paper is intended to trace the existence of Hadramaut in South Sulawesi,
how exist their descendants survive until now and how they build religious
education institutions throughout the region in South Sulawesi. They are able
to fluid with local people playing their role as Muslim community in
Nusantara without any gap between indigenous society. The Hadramaut
community that is already mingling with the local community builds an Arab
village. They are then known in the archipelago as Arabs, among them some
who retain the lineage and some others are not defending anymore. The
approach taken in this research is qualitative deskriftip. The results of this
study show the Arab descendants that still exist today among Al-Habsyi, Al
Hamid, Al Kaf, As Soyfi, Bin Shal, Asy Syihab, Al Aidid, Assaggaf, Al
Makdali, Al Bahagi, Basalamah, Al Katiri, At Tamimi, Bahweres, Al Amudi,
Al-Kat'a, Shadaqa, Al Asus, As Siraj. And some of them manage Religious
education institutions in South Sulawesi. Several Religious Education
institutions have been established and are still managed by Arab descent
throughout the region in South Sulawesi.