EXPECTING THE RETURN OF UIN SUMATERA UTARA'S latHIVa IN THE PREVENTION OF HIV AND AIDS IN NORTH SUMATERA

As a reflection, when latHIVa was established as a non-structural institution at UIN Sumatera Utara (UiN SU) to tackle HIV and AIDS, the discovery of HIV and AIDS cases at the international level were around 34.3 million people living with HIV, while in 2019 it was estimated that 36.9 million people living with HIV. The cases of HIV and AIDS at the national level in 2000 were 1500 people living with HIV / AIDS (PLWHA) while in 2019 there were 349,882 PLWHA in North Sumatra, and in 2000 there were 30 people living with HIV, while the cases of HIV / AIDS at the level of North Sumatra Province up to August 2019 were 9362 PLWHA. The description of the HIV and AIDS case above describes the epidemic process since the formation of the UIN Sumatera Utara's latHIVa until August 2019. The HIV and AIDS epidemic is like an iceberg phenomenon, which means the numbers of HIV and AIDS cases found above are not the actual numbers. HIV and AIDS do exist. Therefore, WHO (World Health Organization) has formulated that to find out the real numbers, the numbers obtained must be multiplied by 100-200. Thus, if 9362 cases of HIV and AIDS in North Sumatra is multiplied by 100, then there might be 936,200 cases of PLWHA in North Sumatra. Thus, there are around 900 thousand PLWHA who have not been found in North Sumatra.


INTRODUCTION
The relationship between Universitas Islam Negeri Sumatera Utara (UIN SU)  is no HIV and AIDS information center that is truly capable of providing accurate and comprehensive information services with a religious background for youth. Thus, UIN Sumatera Utara with its various faculties and community service institutions is considered capable of making a very significant contribution in preventing HIV and AIDS transmission, especially in North Sumatra.
In detail, the benefits of establishing an HIV and AIDS information center at UIN Sumatera Utara, according to dr. Linda Maas, M.P.H are as follows: 1. Accelerating the dissemination of HIV / AIDS information among UIN SU students through the Peer Group Education approach.
2. latHIVa is a place of reference for developing approaches through religious institutions in the response to HIV / AIDS, both youth, student groups and the general public.
3. UIN Sumatera Utara indirectly participates in the socialization of HIV / AIDS prevention in the community 4. UIN Sumatera Utara participates in increasing the socialization of HIV / AIDS response to religious institutions both educational and social, such as Islamic boarding schools, madrasahs, Majelis Ta'lim; Mosque's Youth Community.

THE DESCRIPTION OF HIV AND AIDS IN NORTH SUMATRA
As a reflection, when the formation of latHIVa as a non-structural institution at UIN North Sumatra to tackle HIV and AIDS, the discovery of HIV and AIDS cases at the international level was around 34.3 million people living with HIV, while in 2019 it was estimated that there were 36.9 million people living with HIV. There were 1500 people In addition to finding people living with HIV and AIDS, the author also received information about people with HIV and AIDS who had an educational background from UIN Sumatera Utara from the HIV and AIDS care institutions in Medan. These caring institutions usually provide such information to the author because they know the status and background of the author's main day-to-day institution. In addition to the two methods of finding people with HIV and AIDS above, the author also obtained information about people with HIV and AIDS through VCT clinics.

Voluntary Counseling and Testing (VCT) is a clinic established by the Ministry of
Health of the Republic of Indonesia at the Hospital. The term has been translated into Indonesian, namely Klinik KTS (Konseling dan Testing Sukarela). This clinic provides HIV and AIDS counseling and testing services for people who want to find out their HIV and AIDS status and get counseling. In connection to the number of people with HIV and AIDS who have an educational background in the UIN SU, 6PLWHA were found by using the three methods mentioned above.

THE MODE OF TRANSMISSION OF THE HIV
Before disclosing the mode of transmission of the HIV, an explanation of what the HIV is and how AIDS emerges will be disclosed first and afterwards how the virus is transferred from one person to another. HIV is an acronym for Human Immunodeficiency Virus, which means a virus that attacks the human immune system and then causes AIDS. From this definition it can be understood that the HIV virus only exists in humans, not in other types of living things such as animals, plants, and it may transfer from one person to another. Thus, some people who concern about transmission of the HIV virus from animals, such as mosquitoes, or other types of animals can be eliminated. He also added that the HIV virus attacks a type of white blood cells that are responsible for warding off infection. These white blood cells include lymphocytes called T-lymphocytes which are known by other medical terms such as T-4 cells and CD-4 cells.
AIDS is an acronym for Acquired Immuno Deficiency Syndrome. Detailed word by word explanation is necessary to understand this. Acquired means obtained. A person who has symptoms of this disease is related to their behavior, not because the person is descended from an ODHA in a family. Immuno means the immune system. Deficiency means deficiency and Syndrome is a collection of symptoms. Thus, AIDS is a disease caused by the HIV virus which destroys the human immune system. Therefore, one's body susceptible to other diseases can be fatal, even though the disease will not cause significant disturbances to people with normal immune systems.
There are several types of viruses in the human body that have certain patterns of transmission that differ from one another. These viruses include Ebola, Dengue, Herpes Simplex, and HIV. HIV will weaken human immunity and transmission, and it can occur in several ways, namely: sexual contact (either heterosexual or homosexual), contact with blood (use of unsterile needles) or infectious secretions, mother to child during pregnancy, childbirth and breastfeeding. This virus will not be transmitted through direct daily contact, such as touching, shaking hands and hugging. If this virus continues to develop, this virus will cause symptoms of various diseases, such as infections in the skin, digestive infections, infections in the lungs and other kinds of infectious diseases.
In relation to the HIV and AIDS transmission experienced by PLWHA from UIN SU, the author found that sex is one of the triggering factors (the perpetrator had sexual relations with the same sex) and injection-type drug abuse by husbands who contracted HIV from fellow abusers. The injection-type drugs transmit the HIV to his wife. In general, in Indonesia, including the Province of North Sumatra, risk factors for sex and injection-type drug abuse are the main factors that lead to cases of HIV transmission.
From the description above, it is concluded that HIV transmission can occur in the following ways: In addition to socialization in the form of meetings, latHIVa also carried out an institutional strengthening program by recruiting volunteers from UIN SU's students from various faculties with a peer education approach; publishing communication, information and education media whose content is related to HIV and AIDS information in a short, simple and precise form, in the form of newsletters, brochures, leaflets, key chains and T-shirts as a means of conveying information, publication and promotion in the management of HIV prevention and AIDS.
Initially, the delivery of information or HIV and AIDS problems by UIN SU's latHIVa volunteers to the Muslim community did not get a good response. It was found that at least this is caused by the lack of intense socialization about the issue of HIV and AIDS to volunteers, or to the status of the informants who do not have a health background, but have a background in Islamic religious education. relating not only to HIV and AIDS but also drugs.

FACTORS CONTRIBUTED TO THE TRANSMISSION OF HIV
As previously explained, the risk factors for sex (first dominant) and injection drug abuse (second dominant) are the dominant risk factors in the prevention of HIV transmission in North Sumatra Province. This means that community groups classified as high risk are the main contributor to the emergence of HIV and AIDS cases in North Sumatra.
In the discourse on the prevention of HIV and AIDS, the high risk group consists of a population in North Sumatra as illustrated in the following This assistance was provided because the LGBT people concerned had problems with HIV and AIDS. In addition, the increase in HIV and AIDS cases in North Sumatra is also quite The table above also provides information that the number of sex buyers is greater than the number of sellers. This condition implies that there must be program Achmad Ramadhan / JURNAL TARBIYAH 27 (2) (2020) 14-22 22 intervention for customers of CSWs so that they stop committing adultery activities. The problem is "where are the customers?" If strategic programs are not carried out to direct or eliminate bad behavior from the population of the High Risk group above, HIV and AIDS cases will someday boom in North Sumatra which is even more devastating than the explosion carried out by the terrorists. Na'udzubillah min Dzalik!

CONCLUSION
The prevention of HIV and AIDS should involve all parties, the government, elements of society, Toga & Toma, and Public and Religious Universities. Public and Religious Universities can no longer say that the issue of HIV and AIDS is not a problem that should be thought about and is far from the involvement of his academic community.