THE REPRESENTATION OF MUSLIMS AS SEEN IN FIVE MINARETSIN NEW YORK (2010)

Wibisono Yudhi Kurniawan, NIM. 16150051 (2021) THE REPRESENTATION OF MUSLIMS AS SEEN IN FIVE MINARETSIN NEW YORK (2010). Skripsi thesis, UIN SUNAN KALIJAGA YOGYAKARTA.

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Abstract

This research discusses the ways in which Muslims are represented in Five Minarets in New York, through the portrayal of the main character, that is, Hadji Gumuz and other Turkish Muslim characters in the movie. To analyze this Muslim representation, the researcher uses Stuart Hall’s Representation Theory particularly the constructionist approach. Moreover, film Theory as supporting theory is also applied in analyzing this movie. This research is qualitative research with descriptive data analysis technique. The data are obtained from the scripts, dialogues, and scenes in the movie related to Muslim. The result of this research shows that the representation of Muslim through the portrayal of the main character named Hadji Gumuz and other Turkish Muslims is both positive and negative. The positive image of Muslim can be seen from their being tolerant. Hadji Gumuz is also represented as a patient, moderate, and religious Muslim. Meanwhile, the negative representation of Muslim is shown through the other Turkish Muslims. They are described as terrorist and impostor.

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