PROS AND CONS ANALYSIS OF MUSLIM COMMUNITY ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE COVID-19 VACCINATION (CASE STUDY ON AR-RAUDHAH ISLAMIC BOARDING SCHOOL AND DARUL ULUM ISLAMI BOARDING SCHOOL)

Abstract

Currently, Indonesia is battling COVID-19 through government policies. Such as regional quarantine policies (lockdown), large-scale social restrictions (PSBB), and vaccinations. The government also advised schools to carry out vaccinations to prevent the spread of COVID-19. But it raises pros and cons among teachers. This study aims to explain the pros and cons of the community against COVID-19 vaccination. The research subjects were the head of the foundation/principal, teachers, students, parents. The research method is by using qualitative. Proceder of data collection by observation, interviews, documentation. The results of the study concluded that Islamic Boarding Schools had complied with health protocols such as 5M (washing hands, wearing masks, keeping distance, away from crowds and reduce mobility). But when it comes to vaccination, there are pros and cons. There are schools that agree with vaccination and there are also those who are still doubtful about vaccination. The Ar-Raudhah Islamic Boarding School is still against vaccination. According to one of the teachers at the Islamic Boarding School, the vaccine was not carried out because learning could not be face-to-face and there were still doubts about the content of the vaccine. As for the Darul Ulum Islamic Boarding School, it will pro vaccinate. Because according to them there is nothing wrong with preventing rather than treating. According to one of the teachers at the Islamic Boarding School, the vaccine was not carried out because learning could not be face-to-face and there were still doubts about the content of the vaccine. As for the Darul Ulum Islamic Boarding School, it will pro vaccinate. Because according to them there is nothing wrong with preventing rather than treating. According to one of the teachers at the Islamic Boarding School, the vaccine was not carried out because learning could not be face-to-face and there were still doubts about the content of the vaccine. As for the Darul Ulum Islamic Boarding School, it will pro vaccinate. Because according to them there is nothing wrong with preventing rather than treating.