FROM ARTIFACT TO BELONGING: REFRAMING ISLAMIC ARCHEOLOGICAL SITES AS RESOURCES FOR SUSTAINABLE EDUCATION IN THE PRIANGAN HIGHLAND, WEST JAVA
Kata Kunci:
warisan arkeologi Islam, kearifan lokal, partisipasi komunitas, Priangan, pendidikan berkelanjutan.Abstrak
The use of cultural heritage as a learning resource continues to face significant challenges, particularly as Islamic heritage is often positioned as a static artifact detached from social life and contemporary educational practices. This condition has resulted in low levels of youth engagement and limited integration of heritage values into sustainable education. This article aims to reframe the Islamic archeological site from merely a material object into a learning resource that fosters a sense of belonging within the education context. This study employs a qualitative approach, with data collected through literature review, field observation, and interviews with local communities in the Priangan Highlands, West Java. The findings reveal that Islamic archeological heritage not only represents the past but also embodies local wisdom values, such as social harmony, environmental ethics, and moderate religious practices, which are highly relevant to sustainable education. By leveraging digital engagement and active community participation, the heritage is not only preserved but also revitalized as a form of living heritage that remains relevant to younger generations. This study contributes to the development of a conceptual framework that shifts the paradigm from “artifact” to “belonging,” thereby supporting the transformation of Islamic education toward a more inclusive, contextual, and sustainability-oriented future.
Keywords: Islamic heritage, local wisdom, community participation, sustainable education
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