Literature study reveals how auliya' encompasses leaders in multicultural education, suggesting unity across diverse groups.
This research examines the deep meaning of leaders in QS. Al-Maidah 51 perspective of multicultural Islamic education, and its dimensions. The method used to discuss this study is a literature study. Data was obtained from library sources, including books, journals and other encyclopedias. Data analysis uses data condensation, data presentation, and conclusion. The results of the study show that the word auliya' QS. Al-Maidah 51 means leaders and others tied together by the red thread of closeness. Multi-interpretation of this verse is part of multicultural education, which is a blessing. It includes sunnatullah, not treated with interpretations that are part of identity politics, but calls for maintaining the integrity of diverse groups by not betraying or making enemies into auliya'. Implementation of the meaning of QS. Al-Maidah 51 on the five dimensions of multicultural education (content integration, knowledge construction, prejudice reduction, equality pedagogy and empowerment of school culture). Giving colour to the dimensions of multicultural education in the overall meaning of the word auliya' to increase group solidity in diversity and solidity in uniformity.
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