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Abdul Halim, Ilim
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LOGIKA TOLERANSI BERAGAMA MENURUT PERSFEKTIF MASYARAKAT PERKOTAAN DI KOTA BANDUNG Abdul Halim, Ilim; Muhlas, Muhlas
Living Islam: Journal of Islamic Discourses Vol. 6 No. 2 (2023)
Publisher : UIN Sunan Kalijaga Yogyakarta

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.14421/lijid.v6i2.4406

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Penelitian ini menganalisis cara berpikir penganut agama tentang toleransi beragama. Pemikiran toleransi ini sejak dulu sudah diteliti oleh berbagai Lembaga dan diprogramkan oleh pemerintah dan Lembaga-lembaga, namun masih tetap perlu dikaji mengingat masyarakat Indonesia memiliki potensi konflik dan intoleransi. Terdapat tiga hal dibahas di dalam tulisan ini. Pertama, konsep toleransi beragama menurut masyarakat perkotaan. Kedua, tindakan toleransi beragama sebagai bentuk sikap kehidupan. Ketiga, proses penalaran masyarakat perkotaan mengenai toleransi beragama. Konsep logika silogisme yang dikembangkan Aristoteles digunakan dalam penelitian ini sebagai metode deskriptif dengan analisis kualitatif. Temuan utama dalam tulisan artikel ini adanya konsep toleransi beragama dari masyarakat perkotaan. Konsep toleransi beragama itu terangkum dalam tiga nilai yaitu adil, bebas dan identitas. Masyarakat perkotaan memiliki proposisi atau pernyataaan tentang toleransi beragama yang dianggap benar menurut cara pandang dan pengalaman mereka. Terdapat tiga jenis proses penalaran adalah penalaran induktif, deduktif dan silogisme. Simpulan dari tulisan ini adalah masyarakat perkotaan memiliki pemikiran tentang toleransi beragama yang logis dan dijadikan dasar dalam Tindakan sosial kehidupan beragama.
Otoritas Hipermedial : Negosiasi Keaslian Islam Dan Imajiner Horizontal Dalam Jaringan Alt-Muslim Dan Kasus Indonesia Athiatul Faiziyah, Neneng; S. Truna, Dody; Abdul halim, Ilim
AdZikra : Jurnal Komunikasi & Penyiaran Islam Vol. 17 No. 1 (2026): Januari-Juni
Publisher : Program Studi Komunikasi dan Penyiaran Islam Fakultas Dakwah UIN Sultan Maulana Hasanuddin Banten

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.32678/adzikra.v17i1.12981

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This article examines the transformation of religious authority in the global digital media landscape, focusing on the Alt-Muslim network as the primary case study while drawing comparisons with similar phenomena in Indonesia. Critiquing mainstream discourses that consistently frame Muslim religious practices as forms of anti-modern resistance, this study argues that platforms like Alt-Muslim instead represent a new form of cultural agency that actively negotiates the meaning of Islamic authenticity within secular modernity. Utilizing Nilüfer Göle’s concept of the horizontal imaginary and Alain Touraine’s theory of historicity, I identify the emergence of what I term hypermedial authority: a distributed, participatory form of symbolic power no longer dependent on traditional institutional hierarchies. Analysis of content from Alt-Muslim, Salatomatic, and the Halalfire Media network reveals that religious authenticity is no longer defined as blind adherence to textual doctrine but rather as an active investment of faith that transcends conventional sacred space boundaries. This study also explores the Indonesian case through platforms such as Islami.co, Ngaji.id, the Makna Islami podcast community, and the phenomenon of online reviews of mosques and Islamic boarding schools. Findings from Indonesia indicate that despite different historical and political contexts, the structural patterns of hypermedial authority negotiation are similar: digital spaces enable alternative voices to challenge the dominance of state orthodoxy and mainstream religious organizations. However, similar ironies also emerge: democratized access does not automatically eliminate representational biases and new forms of normalization. This study contributes to the sociology of religion, digital media studies, and transnational Islamic studies by offering a comparative perspective on how Muslims in different parts of the world use modern technologies to negotiate their place within the project of modernity.
Co-Authors Athiatul Faiziyah, Neneng Muhlas Muhlas S. Truna, Dody