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Wah Academia Journal of Global Religions
ISSN 3105-4544 · Wah Academia (SMC-PVT) Ltd · 46 artikel di indeks
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Earthquakes: An Interdisciplinary Study of Their Causes, Nature, and Human Response in the Light of Science, the Qur’an, Hadith, Classical Scholarship, and Contemporary Research
Earthquakes are among the most powerful natural phenomena, profoundly influencing human life, society, and intellectual thought. This interdisciplinary study examines earthquakes from the perspectives of geoscience, the Qur’an, Hadith, classical Islamic scholarship, and contemporary disaster…
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Constructing the Prophetic “Other”: Medieval and Modern Polemics against Muhammad ﷺ in Western Intellectual History
This article investigates the historical development of hostile Western representations of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ from the eighth century to the nineteenth century. Rather than viewing these polemical portrayals merely as products of historical ignorance, this study argues that they functioned as…
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Folie à deux, Media Framing, and Journalist’s Dilemma in The Narratives of June and Jenifer
This work titled Folie à deux, media framing, and the journalist’s dilemma, examines how a purposively sampled core journalistic narrative about June and Jenifer mediates a co constructed shared perception and the ethical stakes of its public translation. Drawing on a population of 12 public…
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Religion and Sustainable Development: Exploring the Role of Faith-Based Communities
Sustainable development, framed globally through the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), has traditionally been analyzed through secular institutional lenses — states, markets, and civil society organizations. Yet an estimated majority of the world's population identifies with a…
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Redefining Happiness Through Faith and Purpose: A Comparative Study of Islamic Perspectives and The Japanese Concept of Ikigai
This study presents a comparative analysis of happiness through two distinct yet conceptually related traditions: the Islamic understanding of sa'adah and the Japanese philosophy of Ikigai. Drawing upon primary Islamic sources, including the Qur'an, authentic Hadith, and the writings of classical…
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Sacred Mediators: The Role of Religious Leaders in Conflict Mediation and Peacebuilding
Religious leaders occupy a distinctive position in conflict-affected societies: they often possess moral authority, local legitimacy, and institutional continuity that formal diplomatic actors lack, yet their peacebuilding contributions remain marginal in mainstream mediation policy and…
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Social Media and Religious Engagement: Opportunities and Challenges in the Digital Era
The proliferation of social media platforms has fundamentally reshaped how individuals encounter, practice, and express religious identity in the twenty-first century. This paper examines the relationship between social media and religious engagement, exploring both the opportunities these…
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Religious and Ethical Perspectives on Generative Artificial Intelligence Governance: How University Leaders Interpret and Enact AI Policies in Private Higher Education
The fluctuating nature of technology, its applications, and its dangers have compelled universities to devise regulations as generative artificial intelligence evolves. This paper discusses the interpretation and implementation of these rules by the leaders of universities in the private higher…
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Religious and Ethical Dimensions of Trust in AI-Enabled Digital Lending Platforms: A Qualitative Study in Emerging Markets
AI-enabled digital lending can expand credit access for small businesses excluded by traditional banks, yet adoption depends on whether owners view opaque platforms as competent, fair, ethically responsible, and consistent with religiously informed expectations. Accordingly, this study examines the…
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Representations of Popular Islamic Religious Models in the Digital Age: Managing Religious Diversity
Through the extensive use of technology and social media, the digital era has changed how religion is perceived and practiced. Islam as a global religion is enjoying a rise in popularity, with some well-liked Islamic religious models gaining ground online. This essay looks into how these models are…
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English Usage and Implicit Audience Alignment in Digitally Mediated Sermons: The Case of Odumeje
Our words are largely influenced by the people and things we listen to most. Thus, repeated exposure to specific language models often results in followers’ adoption of similar words and speech patterns. This influence extends to influential religious figures whose word choices shape the speech…
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Shari’a, State, and Selfhood: Muslim Women’s Legal Consciousness in Postcolonial India
This article explores negotiation of legal subjectivity by Muslim women in postcolonial India in the context of Shari’a, state law and daily living. Instead of working with the binary effects of the female subjects of the Islamic world as victims of a patriarchal personal law, or strong women who…
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Role of Zakat in Poverty Alleviation: A Socio-Economic Study
Zakat, the obligatory alms tax in Islam, is widely acknowledged as a tool for social justice and poverty reduction. This paper critically examines Zakat’s socio-economic role in alleviating poverty, integrating Islamic economic theory with modern development analysis. We first contextualise global…
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Monstrous reflections: Crisis, Escape, and Cultural Anxieties in All of Us Are Dead
This paper examines the 2022 Korean drama All of Us Are Dead, directed by Lee Jae-kyoo and Kim, through the lens of Jeffrey Jerome Cohen's Monster Culture framework. Set in an apocalyptic world devastated by zombie attacks, the drama serves as a fertile ground for exploring cultural fears and…
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The Basel Mission Presence in Bakundu 1897-1961; The Untold Story on the Destruction of Indigenous Religion
The activities of the Basel mission activities in Cameroon have been portrayed in missionary and colonial historiography as a civilizing and developmental force. However, in Bakundu, the mission’s engagement between 1889-1961 produced profound transformations that undermined the indigenous…
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Fatwa in the Age of Google: Redefining Islamic Legal Interpretation
The digital revolution has fundamentally altered how Muslims seek religious guidance. Where once a layperson approached a qualified mufti through formal channels, today questions are typed into search engines, forwarded in WhatsApp groups, or asked of chatbots. This article examines this shift…
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Living with Integrity: Navigating Minority Status in Light of the Qur’an and Hadith
This study examines the ethical and legal responsibilities of Muslims as a majority community toward non-Muslim minorities in Muslim-majority societies, as guided by the teachings of the Qur’an and Hadith. Islam, as a comprehensive moral and social system, provides a well-defined framework for…
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Buddhism: India’s Diplomacy and International Relations with Southeast Asian Nations
In the past, Buddhism has served as a crucial civilizational bridge, influencing India’s diplomacy and international relations with Southeast Asian countries. From the time of Emperor Ashoka’s missions in the third century BCE until the maritime trade networks that connected the eastern coast of…
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Legal Pathways to Palestinian Statehood: An Analysis under the United Nations Charter and Article 4
This article explores the legal means of Palestinian statehood with reference to the United Nations Charter, with specific emphasis on Article 4 and the process of admission of new members to the United Nations. The article will analyze the changing status of Palestine, from its Declaration of…
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From Tradition to Modernity: A Comparative Analysis of Gender Roles Across Cultures
This study investigates the transformation of gender roles and expectations in traditional and contemporary societies through a cross-cultural framework. It delves into how entrenched cultural and religious values in traditional communities have shaped fixed gender roles, often reinforcing…