The Religiosity Dimension of Prosocial Action and Management in Religious Behavior Caring for Orphans in Muhammadiyah Ponorogo, Indonesia

Abstract

: This study uses a descriptive qualitative approach. Data collection techniques with (1). in-depth interviews with the administrators of the PAYAMUBA LKSA Ponorogo Regency and foster children; (2). observation; and (3). documentation. The data analysis technique uses the steps 1. data condensation; 2. data appearance; and 3. Describe and verify conclusions. The results of the study show that (1). the dimensions of religiosity include a. belief dimension, b. worship dimension, c. the dimension of appreciation, d. knowledge dimension, and e. the consequential dimension related to the teachings and values of the Islamic religion is the basis for implementing care for orphans at LKSA PAYAMUBA, Ponorogo Regency, which has encouraged the prosocial actions of administrators in developing care for orphans; and 2. The prosocial actions of the PAYAMUBA LKSA administrators in caring for orphans have also been shown in the attitudes and actions of the administrators such as a. share, b. help, c. cooperation, d. act honestly, e. donate, and f. always considers fulfilling the rights and needs of orphans at LKSA PAYAMUBA. The conclusions of the research include 1. the dimension of religiosity based on the teachings and values of the Islamic religion becomes a stimulus and is internalized by the administrators of the PAYAMUBA LKSA Ponorogo Regency at an implementative level, eliciting and encouraging prosocial actions of the management of the LKSA PAYAMUBA Ponorogo Regency in caring for orphans; and 2. the act of caring for orphans as a prosocial action by the administrators of the Ponorogo Regency PAYAMUBA LKSA can provide direct benefits to children and their families, but also provide benefits for the administrators of the PAYAMUBA LKSA Ponorogo Regency as part of social charity (social monotheism) and sustainable can bring rewards for provision later in the afterlife.