Abstract:
This study aims to describe how to build network social
capital through religious activities to improve character
education. A qualitative approach is used to describe the
religious activities carried out by the Banjar community.
Interviews involving 15 sources a structured and conducted.
Observations and documentation studies were carried out in
Basirih and Mantuil sub-districts. Miles and Huberman's
analytical technique model reduces research data from
interviews. The study results describe that in the Banjar
community, a religious activity that has been carried out from
generation to generation until now is known as Bahandil
Yasinan (reading of Yasin among residents). Bahandil Yasinan
is carried out by both men and women. Bahandil Yasinan in
building linking capital network relationships is represented
through administrators, members, and participants who
discuss social issues at each meeting. This problem is not only
limited to material activities but also outside the context of
these recitation activities. Linking capital serves as a system of
communication channels to protect and promote
interpersonal relationships. Thus, the established linking
capital is able to increase emotional closeness between the
Banjar community.
Keywords:
Bahandil Yasinan;
Linking Capital;
Social Capital.
