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Sholahuddin Al Ayubi

2 papers in the library · publishing 2026

Papers

Menyingkap Tabir dari Dalam Diri: Pergulatan Manusia Atas Kesadaran Dalam Pengalaman Mistis Sufi dan Fenomenologi Husserlian

Sumbula Jurnal Studi Keagamaan Sosial dan Budaya July 1, 2026 Zahrotul Faridah, Suadi Saad, Sholahuddin Al Ayubi

The article argues that the Sufi mystical experience of Baqa—continuous consciousness after the annihilation of the self (Fana)—shares a parallel phenomenological structure with Husserl's Epoche method, which suspends worldly assumptions to reveal pure consciousness. Both require self-suspension to allow deeper realities to become present. Using a qualitative literature review integrating hermeneutics of classical Sufi texts, psychology of spiritual experience, and socio-anthropological analysis, the study demonstrates that Husserlian phenomenology is methodologically relevant for contemporary Muslim thought. It opens new epistemic spaces for critically and transformatively reflecting on Sufi spiritual heritage.

HERMENEUTIKA TEKS TASAWUF: PENAFSIRAN SIMBOL DAN MAKNA DALAM KARYA TASAWUF

At-Tajdid Jurnal Pendidikan dan Pemikiran Islam June 18, 2026 Irfan Padlian Syah, Suadi Sa'ad, Sholahuddin Al Ayubi

Sufism serves as a guide for human life to achieve happiness in this world and salvation in the hereafter. Hermeneutics, from the Greek hermeneuein, means to interpret, explain, or translate. This qualitative library research focuses on documents related to Sufism texts, especially interpreting symbols and meanings in Sufistic works as primary data sources, with supporting literature as secondary data. Sufism arose as a response to spiritual needs to draw closer to Allah, expressed in writings rich in thought, symbols, and spiritual experiences. Sufis use symbolic language—such as love, travel, unity, light, and beauty—to describe inner states, mystical experiences, and intimacy with God, which ordinary language cannot reach.