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Indonesian Journal of Islam and Muslim Societies
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ISSN 2089-1490 · IAIN Salatiga · 207 articles in the index
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Social media trends and the development of da'wah in Wonosobo, Indonesia
This study aims to critically analyze social media research trends, developments, challenges, and opportunities for da'wah in Wonosobo, Indonesia, within the context of the socio-cultural community. It employs a mixed-methods triangulation design that merges, analyzes, and interprets both…
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Negotiating Salafism and national ideology of Indonesia: A study on the curriculum of Salafi educational institutions
Over the past two decades, the Salafi movement in Indonesia has been seen as controversial due to its involvement in religion-based intolerance, violence, and terrorism. There is doubt about the extent to which Salafi educational institutions can nurture their students to live in accordance with…
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Aisyiyah muballighat’s digital da’wah on YouTube: expanding pious agency, identifying challenges, and mapping emerging trends
Situated within the context of Society 5.0 and the rise of the Internet of Things (IoT), this paper examines how ‘Aisyiyah’s Muballighat (female preachers of Muhammadiyah) engage in digital da’wah, particularly through YouTube, focusing on their strategies, challenges, and emerging trends. This…
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Religion and corruption prevention from the perspective of Islamic organizations
This research seeks to elucidate the perspectives of Islamic organizations, specifically Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) and Muhammadiyah, on corruption and its prevention. This examination is necessitated by Indonesia’s persistently high corruption index, which reflects the numerous issues faced by…
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Sufism-inspired multicultural education: pedagogical strategies for fostering social harmony in borderland schools
T This study highlights the importance of Sufism-based multicultural education in promoting social harmony in schools located in border areas, especially between West Sumatra and North Sumatra. This aspect has been overlooked in many previous studies on multicultural education. Using a qualitative…
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Majelis Taklim as the arena of global-style dissemination among Muslim women in Central Java
This study aims to address three questions, namely: what kinds of interaction exist within the scope of women majelis taklim in Semarang; what kinds of transaction exist in the interaction within the scope of women majelis taklim in Semarang; and a question about the impact of the kinds of…
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Silent agency and symbolic authority: negotiating piety and representation among urban Salafi women in Indonesia’s digital sphere
his article proposes silent agency as a framework for understanding how urban Salafi women in Indonesia negotiate piety and religious authority within the visibility-driven landscape of social media. Drawing on reflective digital ethnography and narrative– visual analysis of forty-five Instagram…
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The role of Islamic faith-based institutions in collaborative governance to prevent stunting in Indonesia
The dynamics of collaborative governance in accelerating stunting reduction in Madiun City involve various key actors, primarily the Stunting Reduction Acceleration Team (TPPS), the National Zakat Agency (BAZNAS), and the Office of Religious Affairs (KUA). This situation indicates that Islamic…
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Minority, Cultural Citizenship, and Indonesian Islam: Challenges in a Pluralistic Society
Minority citizenship is a very important dimension that gets attention in a pluralistic country like Indonesia. This is because minority citizens often receive discriminatory, intimidating, and violent treatment from members of the majority religious, ethnic and social groups. Cultural citizenship…
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It’s a ‘plandemic’, not a pandemic: unraveling the discourse of a global conspiracy to destroy Islamic faith through COVID-19 health protocols
This paper aims to investigate the discursive arguments surrounding COVID-19 health protocols, particularly those related to prayer restrictions for Indonesian Muslims during the pandemic. The study highlights the importance of examining the development of contemporary Indonesian Islam and how…
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Local Wisdom as Halal Tourism Model in West Sumatera: an `Urf Perspective
The purpose of this research is to explore the uniqueness of halal tourism in West Sumatra, including the development of such locally wise-based halal tourism, its harmony with `urf principles, and its advantages and disadvantages. By employing a qualitative research method, this research applies a…
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The linkage of Islamic intellectual traditions in Bali with Malay world
This article intends to fill the lack of knowledge about Islamic intellectual traditions and networks in Bali by showing Islamic manuscripts found in an Islamic village in Karangasem Regency, namely Kampung Saren Jawa. Therefore, it is expected that the article can place the Islamic community in…
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Religion and Social Movements in Indonesia
This article examines the role of religion in contemporary social movements in Indonesia using the framework of relative deprivation theory. The phenomenon of religion-based social movements has become an integral part of the socio-political dynamics of post-Reformation Indonesia. This research…
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Integrating Javanese Culture in Islamic Education
This article examines Masjid Pathok Negara's transformative role in preserving local wisdom in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. The Masjid Pathok Negara is the oldest mosque in Yogyakarta and possesses a distinctive history and architectural style. Additionally, this mosque serves as a hub for Islamic…
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Coping the discrepancy between moral and intellectual achievement: the model integration of higher education and modern Islamic Boarding Schools in Indonesia.
Currently, higher education institutions in Indonesia are considered to produce products that emphasize the intellectual aspect but lack the moral element. Meanwhile, it is recognized that pesantren institutions’ products emphasize the moral aspect but lack the intellectual element. This paper aims…
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Muslim Afterlife Reward and Punishment Beliefs and Expectations Profiles
Literature from the cognitive and cultural evolutionary sciences of religion indicates that afterlife reward and punishment beliefs increase prosociality. Although Muslims are among the strongest adherents in afterlife reward and punishment belief, there is evidence that there are low levels of…
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State abandonment and the resurgence of Indonesian Islamic State (NII) movements
This article aims to investigate the reasons contributing to the emergence of the Indonesian Islamic State (NII) in Garut Regency, particularly in the context of state regulations that prohibit movements advocating for Islamic revivalism. Employing a case study approach, data were collected through…
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Beyond Islamophobia: Unpacking Economic Motivations in South Korea's Mosque Construction Debates
Retraction notice to ‘Beyond Islamophobia: Unpacking Economic Motivations in South Korea's Mosque Construction Debates’ (Indonesian Journal of Islam and Muslim Societies, 15 (1), 109-141) This article has been retracted at the request of the Authors. The authors approached the journal after…
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Integrating the values of Islamic Religious Education in the daily lives of rural families: a gender study
This study explores how values of Islamic Religious Education (IRE) are integrated into the everyday lives of rural Indonesian families, focusing particularly on gender dynamics and coping strategies in response to contemporary challenges such as social media influence, urbanization, and shifting…
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Building Sakinah family based on Islamic values of education
This study examines the role of Islamic education in the formation of Sakinah families, focusing on the influence of Islamic values in marriage preparation and family life. The research aims to explore the factors contributing to the formation of Sakinah families in Padang, Indonesia, particularly…