International Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering (IJRTE) ISSN: 2277-3878,Volume-7, Issue-6S5, April 2019 1482 Published By: Blue Eyes Intelligence Engineering & Sciences Publication Retrieval Number:F12630476S519/19©BEIESP Abstract.:This study discusses understand the meaning of the salambehaviour kissing the lecturers' hands-on Indonesian students by taking samples of college students at the Malikussaleh University, Aceh. Salamanaccompanied by kissing the hands appeared among students pesantren as a manifestation of student learning behaviour in the teacher and it is believed that santrican descend the teacher's blessings so that it is easy to gain religious knowledge. But in decades the practice of salamankissing the hand developed in public schools; starting kindergarten at various levels of education, such as elementary, middle and high school. Interestingly, the practice of hand kissing also appeared in almost all universities, especially in the regions. Focuses of study on knowledge ofIslamic morals, interpreted ofIslamic moral values, as well as the application of individual behaviour in the social reality that surrounds it. This study uses cultural psychology analysis with phenomenological methods. The results of the study showed that of salamankissing the hand of the lecturer son students was assumed to be the moral knowledge, experience, and habits of informants since childhood. In addition, the informant also tried to respect his lecturers as enlighteners in the study he studied. Index terms: Salaman, kissing hand, Indonesianstudent, cultural psychology I. INTRODUCTION The phenomenon of salaman (Indonesia-term) kissing hands is actually not a new event in the time of the 4.0 revolution but has been practiced by people (Yemen) since the time of the Prophet Muhammad. Then the attitude of salamandevelops and is grounded today throughout the world, especially in Muslim countries. The results of real observation and digital documentation studies conducted by researchers provide information of salamanaccompanied bykissing the hands appears in various situations of social interaction. In Muslim-majority countries, Salaman isn’t only kissing hands -. especially at the world level of children and adolescents, but also they kiss the hands of older people; parents, teachers, grandparents, or even their brothers At the adult level and the elderly, theSalamancontext Islam recommends of salamankissing the hands of people who have blood relations (family relationships), such as children kissing the hands of their parents, kissing the hands of their grandparents, the son-in-law kissing the hands of his parents-in-law, and so on. Islam forbids its adherents from kissing the hands of strangers who are not known and people who like to do evil to Allah. In reality, many parents often make mistakes by forcing their children to kiss the hands of people they don't know, just to be considered as good and polite children. Obviously, this condition is a gross mistake of parents in educating their children, because parents don’t have adequate religious knowledge. Revised Manuscript Received on December 22, 2018. Safuwan , Department of Psychology, Faculty of Medicine, Malikussaleh University, Lhokseumawe, Aceh, Corresponding author:safuwan@unimal.ac.id Syahriandi,Department of Indonesian Language and Literature Education, Faculty of Teaching & Education Sciences, Malikussaleh University, Lhokseumawe, Aceh Fakhriurraz , Department of Sociology, Faculty of Social & Political Sciences, Malikussaleh University, Lhokseumawe, Aceh Muhammad Ali , Department of Communication, Faculty of Social & Political Sciences, Malikussaleh University, Lhokseumawe, Aceh This condition is the opposite of the context of social interaction in the culture of western and European societies. Style salaman when they meet, meet or interact socially by hugging, kissing or sticking cheeks. This context is detected starting at the level of children, young people to adults and the elderly. Even if the Salaman model of Western and European culture is seen in a small part of the Indonesian Islamic community, especially in big cities, it is because the knowledge possessed by individual Indonesian Muslims isn’t clear in their Islamic context. The reality of salamankissing the hand of the teacher or lecturer played by students means that education that develops in Indonesia is in accordance with the philosophy of the nation's life (Pancasila) and successfully implemented through the theme of character education. II.RELATED RESEARCH Data literacy related to Salamanaccompaniedby kissing the hands are explained beautifully in Islam. This is based on a hadith originating from Shafwan bin ‘Assal r.a., He tells that there was a Jew saying to his friend, “Let us go to see Muhammad". So the two came to see the Prophet and asked about nine things. After the Prophet Muhammad SAW answered all their questions, they kissed the Prophet's Analysis of Cultural Psychology Regarding the Phenomenon of Salaman kissing the Hands of lecturers among Indonesian Student Safuwan, Syahriandi, Fakhrurrazi, Muhammad Ali