Pemaknaan Ruqyah Bagi Pasien Pengobatan Alternatif Di Desa Sungai Lala

Sari, Okti Piyani Norvita (2022) Pemaknaan Ruqyah Bagi Pasien Pengobatan Alternatif Di Desa Sungai Lala. Other thesis, Universitas Islam Riau.

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Abstract

Every human being has difficulties and problems in life that can cause various diseases that are not detected by medical treatment. but sometimes they are wrong in choosing a good and right medical technician. Ruqyah is an alternative medicine and refers to the al-qur’an and hadith. For that, this article aims to describe the results of the meaning of Ruqyah on alternative medicine patients in Singai Lala Village. This research was used a qualitative descriptive method because it is considered appropriate to the type of research. The subjects in this study were patients who performed Ruqyah alternative medicine in Sungai Lala Village. The selection of research subjects used the snowball sampling technique, because the researcher only knew one or two people who were worthy of being key informants. Meanwhile, the object of research is the Meaning of Ruqyah for Alternative Medicine Patients in Sungai Village from October to January 2022. And, the data used were primary data in the form of interviews with patients and secondary data by collecting literature and various sources. After that, the data processing technique in this study used observation, interviews and documentation. Finally, to analysis of data used the symbolic interactionism theory that stated by George Herbert Mead and data analysis model proposed by Miles and Huberman (1986). The importance of patients doing Ruqyah alternative medicine because of the desire to recover. The meaning is to interpret Ruqyah as sharia in Islam which is based on the law of implementing Ruqyah, as a process of self-cleaning and interpreting Ruqyah as a solution for non-physical diseases.And the communication experience by Ruqyah alternative medicine patients in Sungai Lala Village is grouped into two parts, namely pleasant (positive) communication experiences and unpleasant (negative) communication experiences.

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