PERILAKU KOMUNIKASI MASYARAKAT HINDU DAN ISLAM DALAM MENJAGA TOLERANSI UMAT BERAGAMA DI DESA CANDIKUNING (STUDI PASCA NYEPI TAHUN BARU SAKA 1938/2016)

Abstract

ABSTRACT Communication in this study is defined as a meeting between several religious cultures in an area, both communication that takes place in one direction and two-way communication that depend on each other. This communication later forms a formula, a pattern that is carried out by the community in responding to the various cultures that are carried out by each of them. The application of this multicultural concept can be taken as an example to the Hindu community in Sinduwati Village, Sidemen District, Karangasem Regency, which can impact multiculturalism in real life, in its concrete form, namely the existence of cultural communication between the Hindu community and the Muslim community in the village. This can be seen from the way they parallel and respect other teachings openly. This research was conducted in Sinduwati Village, which is located in Sidemen District, Karangasem Regency. His writing is limited to Intercultural Communication of Hindu-Muslim Community in Maintaining Religious Harmony. This study used a qualitative-descriptive type of research. Hindu-Muslim Cultural Communication in Sinduwati Village, related to every religious believer should fully believe and fully trust the truth of the religion he embraces. Religion is able to act as a tool to build solidarity as well as high loyalty for its adherents. Plurality is something that cannot be denied or avoided anywhere and by anyone. The number of Muslim population in Sinduwati Village is relatively small (minority) but the people of Sinduwati Village have never carried out activities that deserve to be said to injure inter-religious harmony between Hindus and Muslims that has existed for a long time. The ancestors of the Hindus in the village of Sinduwati believed that this difference was a gift from God, considered as one of the manifestations of the teachings of God in their respective religions.