Language in Diversity

Archive for Maret, 2013

TALKING about POEM…!!!

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  1. Definition of Poem

Poem is words which are arranged to be fascinating sentences in written language with used figurative language and imageries to made more beautiful to read or listen. A poem maybe enjoyed on first sight, for its brilliant imagery, perhaps, of its satisfying sound relationships, the appeal of wit of an intellectual concept pointed with subtlety or for all these together, flashing upon the mind with a shock of delight.[1] There are so many definitions of the poem, Perrine says: Poem might be defined as kind of language that says more and says it more intensely than does ordinary language.[2] He considered the poem as a kind of language which is different from every day language. (lebih…)

Al-Yakzatu and al-Tawbatu

Al-Yakzatu

It’s quiet natural that since baby, man, no matter who, must keep his fitrah free from anything except God, he must strengthen no to allowed all thing that separates himself from his nature which has no distance between him and his Creator, no matter who is the man, he should keep his nearness to Him during his life, but in fact when man is born to the world he forgot what he promise in the past to his creator, because any kind of materials matters close his eyes of spirituality from the essence of his destination living in the world.

The worse thing that when he tries to understand the reality the knowledge that he conceives is no longer the way to make him disclose the Absolute, but rather than making a farther distance between him and Him, this circumstance emerges because man has been already fulfilled by the laziness and unawareness which bring him into a farther distance from Him. (lebih…)

Knowing God in the View of Al-Ghazâli

Knowing God in the View of Al-Ghazâli

By Mr. HOLIL (a student of postgraduate in PARAMADINA UNIVERSITY) in philosophy discussion (edition 5 march 2013)

Hopefully we meet in another time; from Ciputat with LOVE sir…

Since the Greek ancient, the question of how to know the Reality, Sufis said God, arises to surface. It takes a long journey to find the answer, the ancient philosophers has tried to answer by observing the existence of universe. It might be they assure that the knowledge of the universe lead them to the knowledge the Reality itself. In fact, the Universe comprises very complex elements which mostly philosophers made it as an object of their concern, the philosophers are curious on from what element the universe is made up, their curiosity comes wider when observing motion, change, and then Man’s existence as the most unique and sophisticated among others dwelling in the universe, this is based on the fact that Man is really able to know himself, other selves and everything surrounding him, all parts and body that he possesses are instruments to assist him to know, to understand, to do, to achieve his will and to cope with troubles encountered, consequently he can occupy each of his parts as utilities to gain his intention and destination. For instance, his ears deal with voice to hear, the eyes see the colors to, the tongue tastes the foods, the nose smells the odors[1], the skin feels the weather both hot and cold, the mind or ratio understands and conceives logical manners and the soul or heart feels love etc. Therefore, it makes sense that they are seeking the creator of these existences. (lebih…)

“LAA ILAAHA ILLALLAH”

Understanding “Laa Ilaaha Illallah” Through Meister Eckhart

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La ilaaha illallah (there is no god but Allah) is not a meaningless sentence, it has a very deep meaning which presents to every single of soul differently based on human’s depth of consciousness. The higher their quality is, the deeper they grasp the meaning of it. This kind of disclosure to God is a promise of spiritual human upon his God that he will be continuously in the spiritual path and will not pray, worship, perceive, go and return except to Him, the Real, the One and the Infinite. (lebih…)