The Role Of Parents' Authoritarian Parenting Patterns In Establishing The Religious Personality Of Early Children (Case Study In A Family In Karangpula Village)

Abstract

Religious personality among them is the personality of a child who is devoutly religious. Religious observance personality one of which is formed in authoritarian parenting from parents. So the purpose of this study is to describe the role of parental authoritarian parenting in shaping the religious personality of early childhood. This method uses a natural descriptive qualitative type approach, Miles and Hubermand's analysis, namely reducing data, presenting data and drawing conclusions. The research that became the subject was examining authoritarian parenting patterns of children in a family relationship in a village, we obtained the data using observation, interview and documentation data collection techniques. The results showed that the parenting style given by Nusaibah Haira Lubna's (Nuha) parents used authoritarian parenting where children were led to obey what their parents ordered. Of course, using authoritarian parenting does not make the child's personality bad, but in this study three interesting things were found, including: children becoming obedient to parental orders, children becoming memorizers of the Qur'an from an early age and forming a diligent personality in worship.