Strategi pengembangan dakwah islam di era informasi
Menjawab tantangan globalisasi dan disinformasi
Keywords:
Da’wah, globalization, digital media, islamic moderation, misinformationAbstract
This article talks about how Islamic da'wah works in today's world of information and globalization. This time is marked by fast changes in technology and the way we use digital tools. The main goals of da'wah today are to encourage moderate Islamic values, develop good character in society, fight against wrong information about religion, and reinforce Muslim identity in the face of global cultural influences. However, da'wah also encounters major difficulties, such as the overwhelming amount of information available, the growth of secular beliefs and individualistic attitudes, and the widespread presence of shallow religious material. At the same time, the digital age brings many chances, like increasing the reach of da'wah, improving creativity in how messages are shared, and allowing for two-way communication with audiences. So, it is important to create da'wah materials that are relevant, creative, and use technology, while still keeping the main ideas of Islamic teachings in mind, such as beliefs, laws, and ethics. Da'wah strategies need to be planned in a way that is organized, flexible, and long-lasting to address the needs of today's society. Using the right methods, da'wah can be a powerful way to create a community that is faithful, ethical, and strong enough to handle global challenges.
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