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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 communicative mechanisms insuffic...

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INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF DA’WAH AND RELIGIOUS MODERATION:

Religious moderation has become increasingly important in addressing social fragmentation and maintaining peaceful coexistence within pluralistic societies. However, existing scholarship tends to emphasise top-down governmental policies, leaving limited attention to how non-state da’wah institutions internalise moderat...

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Digital religion and evidence-based da'wah: mapping the religiosity typologies of Generation Z in banyumas

The development of digital religion has transformed how Generation Z acquires religious knowledge, constructs religious identities, selects religious authorities, and validates da'wah messages. However, previous studies have often examined Generation Z's religiosity, digital da'wah, and religious information validity s...

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From Tafsir to Social Practice: Muslimah’s Practices of Hijab in Lombok Based on QS. Al-Ahzab [33]:59

Research examining how Qur’anic interpretation is translated into everyday hijab practices within Muslimah cultural contexts remains limited, particularly in Lombok, Indonesia. This study aims to explore Muslimah understandings of QS. Al-Ahzab [33]:59, examine how these understandings are manifested in everyday hijab p...

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Moderate and progressive voices in Indonesian feminist Qur’anic interpretation: Huzaimah Tahido Yanggo and Siti Musdah Mulia

In Indonesian Islam, as in many Muslim societies, discourses on women have largely been shaped by male scholars, with patriarchal values from medieval traditions dominating classical interpretations. While feminist approaches often critique these established values, this study examines women’s agency through the concep...

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Traditions That Remain Relevant: Interpreting Religious Moderation for the Millennial Generation in Nagari Pariangan, Tanah Datar

This study was motivated by concerns over the weakening of local cultural identity and the growing challenges of religious moderation in the digital age, which is characterized by the flow of global information and social polarization. Amid these conditions, the village of Pariangan has demonstrated its ability to main...

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