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"[ABSTRAKJurnal ilmiah ini membahas tentang penyebaran Agama Islam di Indonesia, khususnya Kerajaan Jayakarta atau sekarang dikenal sebagai Jakarta. Metodologi yang dipakai berdasarkan metode sejarah dan tinjauan pustaka. Kerajaan Jayakarta menjadi salah satu kerajaan yang penting dalam penyebaran Agama Islam di Pulau Jawa. Dalam perjalanannya, Kerajaan Jayakarta bukanlah nama kerajaan, tetapi nama daerah kekuasan dari kerajaan lain. dalam perjalanannya, Kerajaan Jayakarta memiliki sejarah panjang dalam perjuangan menyebarkan Islam. Tokoh penyebar Agama Islam harus berjuang keras berdakwah karena daerah Jayakarta yang cenderung bercorak Hindu.

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ABSTRACTThis scientific journal tells about the spread of Islam in Indonesia, particularly The Kingdom of Jayakarta or now known as Jakarta. The methodology used is based on the historical method and review of the literature. Jayakarta Kingdom became one of the important state in the spread of Islam in Java. In the process, The Kingdom of Jayakarta is not a royal name, but the name of the area of another kingdom. Moreover, The Kingdom of Jayakarta has a long history in the struggle to spread Islam. Prominent Islamic spreader should strive preach because Jayakarta areas that tend patterned Hindu., This scientific journal tells about the spread of Islam in Indonesia, particularly The Kingdom of Jayakarta or now known as Jakarta. The methodology used is based on the historical method and review of the literature. Jayakarta Kingdom became one of the important state in the spread of Islam in Java. In the process, The Kingdom of Jayakarta is not a royal name, but the name of the area of another kingdom. Moreover, The Kingdom of Jayakarta has a long history in the struggle to spread Islam. Prominent Islamic spreader should strive preach because Jayakarta areas that tend patterned Hindu.]"

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