Indoctrination Of Syumuliatul Islam Among The Cadres Of The Unity Action Of Indonesian Moslem Students (KAMMI)

Abstract

This article discusses the concept of Syumuliatul Islam (the perfection of Islam) within the youth organization Kesatuan Aksi Mahasiswa Muslim Indonesia (KAMMI). KAMMI has an extensive network across almost 32 provinces and manages a cadre system to develop its members. The concept of Syumuliatul Islam serves as the ideology underlying this movement and is taught to all cadres. The process of instilling this ideology is often viewed as indoctrination. This research aims to analyze the process of indoctrinating the Syumuliatul Islam ideology within KAMMI, taking into account external influences and internal dynamics within the organization. Using socialization theory and the concept of doctrine from an indoctrination perspective, the study employs a qualitative approach. The research findings show that external factors, such as the influence of the political ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood, play a role in shaping the ideology of the KAMMI movement, particularly the shared understanding of Syumuliatul Islam. The study also shows that KAMMI seeks to bring this ideology into the political sphere, so that the organization's attitudes and actions must reflect these values.