Disclosing Islamic Values and Cultures via Museums in Tourism Industry

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作者
Noor, Ahmad Yunus Mohd [1 ]
Wahab, Najwa Amalina Abdul [1 ]
机构
[1] Univ Kebangsaan Malaysia, Fac Islamic Studies, Dept Theol & Philosophy, Bangi 43600, Selangor, Malaysia
关键词
Islamic values; Islamic cultures; museum; religiotourism; tourism;
D O I
10.24035/ijit.13.2018.003
中图分类号
B9 [宗教];
学科分类号
010107 ;
摘要
Islamic values and cultures can be easily seen through its believers. It is due to the normal human behavior that will make an expectation when seeing somebody's attitude spontaneously. In tourism industry, museums are the most important things to introduce or to expose local cultures and values especially in Melaka as a World Historical Heritage. Hence, this study aims to investigate how the museums in Central Melaka attempt to sustain Islamic values, to observe on how the museums approach in exposing Islamic values towards the tourist and to investigate the tourist awareness on museums activities during their visit. The study used a qualitative method which data is collected by interviewing Muslim and non-Muslim tourists as well as person incharge of the museums. Five museums have been selected for this study due to the opportunities on exposing and introducing Islamic values to the tourist. The results show that museums do have the ability to show Islamic values and cultures. One of the informants express that Melaka has its own uniqueness which could not be found in any other places. This study has been done to gather sources as a preparation for research entitled 'Influence of Tourism towards Sustainability of Islamic Values'.
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