Sains Malaysiana 46(10)(2017): 1743–1748
http://dx.doi.org/10.17576/jsm-2017-4610-10
Fenomena Jerebu
antara Perspektif
Quran dan Sains Moden
(Haze Phenomenon between Quran and Modern
Science Perspectives)
AHMAD YUNUS
MOHD
NOOR1*,
NOR
AZILAH
ABDUL
WAHAB2
& ASMILYIA MOHD MOKHTAR3
1Jabatan Usuluddin
& Falsafah, Fakulti
Pengajian Islam, Universiti Kebangsaan
Malaysia, 43600 UKM Bangi, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia
2Pusat Pengajian
Sains Sekitaran
dan Sumber Alam,
Fakulti Sains
& Teknologi, Universiti Kebangsaan
Malaysia, 43600 UKM Bangi, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia
3Jabatan Bahasa al-Quran, CELPAD,
Universiti Islam Antarabangsa, 50728
Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan, Malaysia
Diserahkan: 1 Jun 2017/Diterima:
3 Ogos 2017
ABSTRAK
Jerebu merupakan fenomena
pencemaran udara
yang memberi impak negatif
kepada kesihatan
dan kegiatan sosial
masyarakat serta
negara. Isu jerebu
dibincangkan dalam
al-Quran iaitu sura
al-Dukhan secara menyeluruh.
Kertas
ini bertujuan menganalisis
perbahasan berkaitan
masalah jerebu yang disebutkan oleh al-Quran dan tafsiran para sarjana Islam dalam konteks dan sudut
pandang Islam. Kertas ini
turut membincangkan
punca dan kesan
berlakunya masalah
jerebu daripada perspektif sains. Kajian ini menggunakan kaedah kualitatif iaitu dengan merujuk
kepada kaedah
transdisiplin daripada perspektif Quran dan sains. Keputusan kajian mendapati
terdapat tafsiran
para sarjana Islam yang mentafsirkan
surah al-Dukhan dan
fenomena jerebu yang berlaku pada zaman Rasullullah SAW. Ia merupakan azab dan seksaan
kepada kaum
Musyrikin disebabkan oleh perbuatan mereka yang enggan menerima ajaran Islam. Fenomena jerebu merupakan peringatan Allah dan pengajaran kepada umat manusia supaya
sentiasa taat
kepada perintah dan meninggalkan segala larangan-Nya di samping bersama-sama menjaga keharmonian dan kesejahteraan alam semesta ini.
Manakala para saintis
pula mendapati fenomena jerebu yang berlaku adalah berpunca daripada asap dan
habuk kesan
daripada aktiviti antropogen dan semula jadi serta
kesannya terhadap
kesihatan tubuh badan manusia yang mengakibatkan hidung berair, masalah kulit, mata terasa
pedih dan berair, batuk, sakit kerongkong, kesukaran untuk bernafas dan kesakitan
di bahagian dada.
Kata kunci:
Ahli sains; jerebu;
Quran; sains; tafsiran
ABSTRACT
Haze is an atmospheric phenomenon
contributing negative impacts on the human health and social activities
of the community and the country. Haze issue has been comprehensively
discussed in the Quran; sura al-Dukhan. This paper aimed to analyze the haze issue which has
been mentioned by the Quran and Islamic scholars in their interpretation
and Islamic contextual perspective. This paper also discusses the
causes and effects of the occurrence of the haze problem from the
scientific perspective. This study used qualitative methods, by
referencing to transdisciplinary method from the Quran and Science
perspectives. The study found that interpretations of the sura
al-Dukhan and haze phenomenon that occurs
at the time of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
have been widely interpreted by Islamic scholars. It was an agony
and torture to the polytheists due to their actions which refused
to accept the teachings of Islam. Haze phenomenon is a reminder
of God and lesson the people to always obey commands and right conduct
and forbid wrongdoing as well as to jointly maintain the harmony
and prosperity of the universe. While the scientists found that
the haze phenomenon that occurs is due to the smoke and dust cause
by antropogenic and natural activities as well as its impact
on the human health causes runny nose, skin problem, burning and
watery eyes, coughing, sore throat, shortness of breath and chest
pain.
Keywords: Haze; interpretation;
Quran; science; scientist
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