| dc.description.abstract | The cultural heritage of the Nusantara in Indonesia is an interesting study to date. History, intellectual treasures, political, social, economic, and cultural systems of the past have become Indonesia's wealth that will not be exhausted. Indonesia with a majority muslim population also inherits a lot of the wealth of the Islamic Nusantara’s treasures. The study of the Islamic treasures of the Nusantara has been carried out by many experts, but there is still a lot of focus on the islands of Java, Sumatra, and surrounding areas. Meanwhile, in Kalimantan, it is still limited. One of the Nusantara Islamic treasures in Kalimantan is ‘Islam Tidung’. interesting to study because it has a strong historical relationship with the Dayak people. So far, the Dayak people are better known as the indigenous people of Kalimantan and are Christians. Studying it becomes important for the inventory of Islam Nusantara. Tidung is a sub-Dayak that mostly inhabits the northern part of Kalimantan including Tarakan, Tana Tidung district, Bulungan, Nunukan and Malinau and directly adjacent to Malaysia. The majority have been Muslim since the 13th century. Islamization occurred through the power lines of the kings, both in the ancient Tidung kingdom (8701557), the Tarakan kingdom (1557-1916), and the kingdom in Bulungan (1731-1958). Although it is also recognized that the role of Islamic da'wah carried out by ‘Tuan Syech’ has come and gone. Tidung articulates a lot of Islamic teachings which are heavily influenced by local Dayak and Malay cultures. Tidung is also interesting to study the Ulun Pagun phenomenon as a new dialectic of Islamic identity. This paper explains Who is Tidung, its history and process of Islamization, its cultural dialectic, and the challenges of dialectical Islamic identity in the future and the contributions to Islam Nusantara. | en_US |
