How Do The Concept Design and Pancasila Study Integrate Islamic Vision and Nationality Towards Indonesian Moslem in Millennium Era
Abstract
In the concern of being a nation and state, Pancasila is kalimatun sawa‘ (common platform) for Indonesian. As a common platform, Pancasila values are bases for nation in living with others. The values are basically taken from public agreement in which derives from various cultures and faiths lives of nation cultural wealth. The case is the values of Pancasila (can also be read: Indonesian values) are not yet fully integrated in nation’s faiths. On the other hand, Pancasila confronts marketable transnational and radical ideologies among youth generation as well as Moslem students as the major nation generation. The abandoned ideological philosophy and socio-politic phenomenon would replace Pancasila, and it will not anymore be strong nation ideology and philosophy. Consequently, concept design and Pancasila study are highly required for moslem youth generation as well as moslem students to integrate Islamic vision and nationality. Finally, the study would give Pancasila study design which integrates both Islamic values and Indonesian values.
Keywords: Pancasila; nationality; Islamic values; Indonesian values
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