Opini Mahasiswa Fakultas Ilmu Sosial Dan Ilmu Politik Universitas Islam Riau Terhadap Pengguna Tato Yang Melakukan Hijrah

Afata, Pranando Afif (2019) Opini Mahasiswa Fakultas Ilmu Sosial Dan Ilmu Politik Universitas Islam Riau Terhadap Pengguna Tato Yang Melakukan Hijrah. Other thesis, Universitas Islam Riau.

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Abstract

The rise of tattoo users at this time raises the pros and cons in society. Before the reform era, users of tattoos were bad images that were loaded with the world of thuggery. But along with the times, tattoos are also seen as part of art or beauty products. Tattoos are still part of the actions that come out of the rules and values that apply in society. In Indonesian society, in big cities including one in the city of Pekanbaru, most people have a negative opinion on tattoo users, but whether public opinion will be the same if the tattoo user moves to become a religious person, the writer is interested to knowing how opinion students Faculty of Social Science and Political Science UIR saw the fenemona. This study aims to find out how the opinion students of the Faculty of Social Science and Political Science UIR to tattoo users who do hijrah. This study uses descriptive qualitative methods with data collection techniques are interviews and documentation. The informants in this study were Faculty of Social Science and Political Science students who were selected using purposive technique. Then for the technique of data validity the author uses perseverance of observation and sufficiency of references. The results showed that the opinions formed by Faculty of Social Science and Political Science UIR students on tattoo users who did hijrah tended to lead to positive opinions even though there were some informants who gave negative perceptions. According to informants when they want to seriously migrate and change themselves in totality to be better, then it can change the views of others to be positive. The results of the study showed that the opinions formed by the students of Faculty Social and Political Sciences UIR towards tattoo users who did the hijrah led to positive opinions. The understanding of informants about tattoos and the opinion formation factors that existed in the informants made the informants more neutral in giving opinions. They do admit that tattoos are illicit to used for Muslims, but they also do not deny that tattoos are a part of art that has its own meaning for users, good and bad judgment of others depends on the attitude of the person using the tattoo. Therefore, tattoo users who do hijrah can also be considered as positive individuals for informants if indeed they make a serious hijrah.

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