NILAI DAKWAH DALAM TRADISI MAKAN BESAPRAH PADA MASYARAKAT MELAYU DI KABUPATEN SAMBAS

Abstract

This paper departs from the uniqueness of the tradition that exists in the Malay Sambas community, namely eating besaprah, which continues to be preserved by the Sambas Malay community.  Besaprah eating is eating together with food arranged in such a way without a table with a cloth base modeled after the arrangement of side dishes and the dish is called saprahan.  The meaning of saprahan symbolizes a sense of community and a sense of cooperation with the philosophy of weight being equally carried, light equally carried, standing equally high, sitting equally low.  The dishes served in front of are eaten together in groups, forming a circle. Saprahan dishes are eaten not using tablespoons, but are bribed by hand while to take side dishes a spoon is used. This research was conducted to explain the values of da'wah that are contained in the tradition of eating Sambas Malay besaprah, especially in Sambas Regency The purpose of this study is to find out the values or messages of proselytizing contained in the tradition of eating besaprah.  This research uses a descriptive approach with a qualitative type. The data sources used are primary and secondary. The results of this study are that there are three values of da'wah contained in the tradition of eating besaprah, namely akidah value, moral value and Shari'a   value.