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ISSN 1978-1261 · Fakultas Dakwah UIN Saizu Purwokerto · 625 artikel di indeks
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Photovoice: An Alternative Method for Inclusive Research in Re- vealing the Collective Memory of Space and Identity in Salatiga
Communication studies increasingly confront the complexity of social spaces and the need for inclusivity. This study explores the implementation of photovoice as an alternative method for inclusive research, aiming to provide equal participation for youth communities in Salatiga, including…
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Contesting Western Narratives: A Multimodal Analysis of Al Jazeera’s Terrorism Discourse on the Israel–Palestine Conflict
The escalating Israeli Palestinian conflict since October 2023 highlights the role of media in shaping public perception. Al Jazeera English utilizes YouTube to disseminate information globally, influencing opinions through a documentary video entitled "How Israel Won the West | The Big Picture."…
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Digital Political Communication on Twitter: Analysis of Gerindra Party’s Branding and Voter Engagement in Indonesia’s 2024 Election
Social media confers numerous benefits that exert substantial influence within society, establishing Twitter as a prominent platform for political communication. This research examines the effect of Gerindra Party's Twitter account on shaping voter engagement in the 2024 election. The Gerindra…
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Dakwah bi al-Hikmah: The Middle Way in Realizing ReligiousModeration in a Multicultural Society
Religious communication in Indonesia’s multicultural society must convey Islamic teachings while carefully responding to religious and cultural differences. Existing studies often discuss da’wah bil hikmah and religious moderation separately, leaving their conceptual correspondence and…
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Prompting Creativity: Generative AI, the Ghiblify Yourself Trend,and the Culture Industry in Indonesian Digital Culture
This study examines the Ghiblify Yourself trend as a form of AI-mediated visual communication in Indonesian digital culture. With this trend, users transform personal photographs into Studio Ghibli- inspired images using text-to-image generative AI. Although often seen as playful digital…
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Patriarchy and the Silence of Male Victims: A Semiotic Analysis of Sexual Violence Representation in The Photocopier Movie
Data from Indonesia’s Ministry of Women’s Empowerment and Child Protection indicate that sexual violence cases have reached approximately 8,800 incidents, including unreported cases involving male victims. Previous studies show that men who experience sexual violence often face heavier…
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Tracing the Rationality of Da’wah in Friday Sermons: A Habermasian Study of Mosques in Banda Aceh
This study aims to identify and analyze the forms of rationality in Islamic preaching messages delivered during Friday sermons at mosques in Banda Aceh, using Jürgen Habermas’ theory of communicative action as the analytical framework. This study employs a descriptive qualitative method, with data…
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Artificial Intelligence and the Transformation of Islamic Education: AI-Mediated Communication and Ethical Challenges
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming Islamic education by reshaping pedagogical practices, communication patterns, and ethical responsibilities. However, much of the existing discussion still treats AI as a technical tool for instructional efficiency. At the same time, its deeper…
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Da’wah 5.0: Integration of Islamic Ethics, Algorithms, and Artificial Intelligence in Religious Communication
Digital platforms have reshaped contemporary da’wah in Indonesia. Islamic messages now circulate through social media, podcasts, livestreams, and AI-supported media. This shift changes da’wah from institutional religious transmission into platform-mediated communication. The article aims to examine…
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Hashtagging Faith: Social Media, Digital Narratives, and the Construction of Islamic Identity in Generation Z
This study explores the phenomenon of “faith hashtagging” among Generation Z Muslims, referring to the use of Islamic-themed hashtags on social media platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, Twitter/X, and YouTube. Hashtags function not only as markers for categorizing and disseminating religious…
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From Religious Harmony Forum to Multicultural Da'wah Agency: Da'wah Syuubiyah wa Qabailiyah and Social Cohesion
Indonesia’s religious and cultural plurality requires a da'wah paradigm that can transform diversity into social cohesion. This need becomes more urgent amid local religious tensions, digital sectarian narratives, and the growing demand for institutional mediation. However, studies on the Forum for…
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The Communication Pattern of Notaries as Negotiators in Civil Law Administration
Notarial practice is often understood as a formal process of drafting and authenticating deeds. However, the increasing complexity of civil legal relations indicates that notaries also play an important communicative role by clarifying legal meaning, facilitating agreement, and preventing future…
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Digital Literacy and Media Trust in Instagram-Based Da’wah Engagement: An Integrative Quantitative Model
The rapid expansion of digital communication has intensified the circulation of religious content on social media, while simultaneously increasing exposure to misinformation. In this context, digital literacy and media trust are assumed to play a decisive role in shaping students’ engagement in…
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From Procedural to Dialogical Participation: A Relational Perspective on Participatory Communication in Tourism Village Governance
Tourism villages are promoted as a community-based rural development strategy in Indonesia, yet participatory communication practices vary despite similar policy frameworks. This study examines: (1) how individual characteristics influence participatory communication; (2) how media exposure affects…
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Intersection of the Metaverse, Muslim Identity, and Radicalization Risks: A Global Systematic Review of Digital Religious Communication
This study aims to explore the intersection of the metaverse, Muslim identity, and the risks of radicalization in the context of digital religious communication. The central research questions are: (1) What metaverse platforms do Muslim communities employ for religious practices and communication?…
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Reconfiguring Da’wah in Digital Modernity: Engaging Generation Z in the Age of New Media
The rapid expansion of digital platforms has generated unprecedented access to religious content, while simultaneously producing information overload, misinformation, and competition with non-beneficial content. This condition raises critical questions regarding how da’wah actors adapt their…
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Multicasting, Regulation, and Public Value: Reconfiguring Public Broadcasting in Indonesia’s Digital Era
This study addresses the persistent gap between technological transformation and the substantive realization of public service broadcasting in Indonesia’s digital television transition. Although digital migration has expanded multiplexing capacity and channel availability, it remains unclear…
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Generation Z's Preferences for Messages of Happiness
The rise of digital da'wah has shifted religious learning for Generation Z to online platforms, but a clear understanding of their content preferences remains a research gap. This study employed a quantitative approach using conjoint analysis to map these preferences, particularly regarding the…
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Communication Patterns of Sundanese Ulama to Maintaining Religious Tolerance in West Java
West Java is a province that is synonymous with a polite, courteous, and friendly society. Still, ironically, West Java is claimed to be a province that is considered intolerant in matters of communication between religious communities. Even though in West Java there are many religious…