Dari Sampah menjadi Ibadah

Ma'muroh, M.Ag.; Satriani, SKM., M.Kes.; apt. Mawaddati Rahmi, S.Si., M.Farm.

doi:10.55216/publica.717

Dari Sampah menjadi Ibadah: Model Ekospiritual Integratif untuk Transformasi Rumah Tangga dan Komunitas Berkelanjutan

Authors

Ma'muroh, M.Ag.

Satriani, SKM., M.Kes.

apt. Mawaddati Rahmi, S.Si., M.Farm.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.55216/publica.717

Keywords:

Pengelolaan Sampah, Ekospiritualitas Islam, Ekonomi Sirkular, Perilaku Pro-Lingkungan, Pemberdayaan Komunitas

Synopsis

uku Dari Sampah Menjadi Ibadah membahas pengelolaan sampah rumah tangga dan komunitas melalui pendekatan ekospiritual yang mengintegrasikan aspek ekologis, sosial, perilaku, ekonomi, kelembagaan, dan nilai-nilai Islam. Buku ini menempatkan rumah tangga sebagai titik awal perubahan perilaku melalui pengurangan, pemilahan, pengolahan, dan pemanfaatan sampah dalam kerangka ekonomi sirkular. Model yang dikembangkan merespons kesenjangan antara pengetahuan, praktik, dan pengelolaan serta kesenjangan antara nilai spiritual dan praktik ekologis. Transformasi dirumuskan melalui tahapan IMAN → SADAR → PEDULI → PILAH → OLAH → BERDAYA → ISTIQAMAH, dengan dukungan edukasi ekologis, pemberdayaan komunitas, kelembagaan, dan monitoring keberlanjutan. Buku ini menawarkan perspektif bahwa pengelolaan sampah bukan sekadar persoalan kebersihan, tetapi juga bentuk tanggung jawab moral, sosial, dan spiritual terhadap lingkungan serta kehidupan bersama.

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