This paper examines the popular Indonesian Islamic literary genre often referred to colloquially as “Buku Tamasya Ke Surga” (A Tour to Heaven). These texts claim to describe firsthand or dream-based journeys to paradise, drawing on Quranic imagery, hadith, and local mystical traditions. While not scholarly works of theology, they wield significant influence on lay Muslim imaginations of the afterlife. This study analyzes the genre’s narrative structure, theological sources, didactic functions, and potential controversies (e.g., bid’ah or unsubstantiated claims). Using qualitative content analysis of representative published works, the paper argues that such books serve as accessible moral reinforcement tools but risk oversimplifying eschatology. It concludes by recommending critical engagement rather than dismissal, emphasizing the need for clear differentiation between popular piety and authoritative Islamic doctrine.
Paper: An Analysis of Ibnul Qayyim al-Jauziyyah’s "Tamasya ke Surga" 1. Introduction Buku Tamasya Ke Surga Pdf
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The book’s primary appeal lies in its narrative style. It reads less like a sermon and more like a travel diary. For the average Muslim reader in Indonesia—a country with a deeply rooted mystical Islamic tradition ( Islam Nusantara )—this approach makes the abstract concepts of the afterlife feel tangible and real.
