An Eschatological Study of Jerusalem in Biblical and Quranic Literature

Lubis, Dahlia and Aziz, Nasaiy and Sinaga, Ali Imran and Sikumbang, Ahmad Tamrin and Yamamah, Ansari and Ridwan, Muhammad and Suharyanto, Agung and Bahri, Saiful and Saragih, M.Yoserizal (2020) An Eschatological Study of Jerusalem in Biblical and Quranic Literature. Journal of Research on Christian Education, 29 (3). ISSN Print ISSN: 1065-6219 Online ISSN: 1934-4945

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Abstract

This study is about Jerusalem in the Bible and Al Quran based on eschatological paradigm (theology/philosophy), which uses two approaches: sociology (geographical and anthropological history analysis) and interpretation (hermeneutical analysis and bil ma’tsur interpretation). Jerusalem is the name of the Holy City of the Abrahamic Religions. This region has been controlled by a number of empires with different geographical boundaries and names over a long period of time. For the Jews, Jerusalem is claimed as the Promised Land. Through a search of several versions of the Bible, a number of commentaries and the main sources (Muslim priests and intellectuals), this study shows eschatologically that Jerusalem in the Bible is not a particular regional name (to a certain extent) but the contextualization of God’s Kingdom (saved, renewed earth, harmonious and peaceful). The contextualization of God's Kingdom has something in common with the concept of the promised earth (khilafah) in the Qur’an, as the contextualization of dar as salam, the nickname for countries (dayyar) conquered and claimed to be harmonious and peaceful. In other scenarios of the future, the Kingdom of God and the Caliphate (the promised earth) probably include locations around the Al-Aqsa Mosque that we recognize today

Jenis Item:	Artikel
Subjects:	2X9 SEJARAH ISLAM DAN BIOGRAFI
Divisions:	Artikel (Jurnal, Koran, Majalah)
Pengguna yang mendeposit:	Ms Nurul Hidayah Siregar
Date Deposited:	24 Aug 2022 04:51
Last Modified:	13 Nov 2022 08:15
URI:	http://repository.uinsu.ac.id/id/eprint/15439

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