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Journal : Jurnal Budi Pekerti Agama Islam

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Fake Smile Perspektif Hadis Fathul Alwan Subandi; Masrukhin Muhsin
Jurnal Budi Pekerti Agama Islam Vol. 3 No. 4 (2025): August: Jurnal Budi Pekerti Agama Islam
Publisher : Asosiasi Riset Ilmu Pendidikan Agama dan Filsafat Indonesia

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.61132/jbpai.v3i4.1416

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The phenomenon of the fake smile has become increasingly visible in the digital era, especially through social media platforms. Such expressions are often used to mask genuine emotions such as sadness, psychological pressure, or fatigue. This study examines how the Prophetic traditions (ḥadīth) address this phenomenon in relation to sincerity, ethical conduct, and emotional balance. Three research questions are posed: (1) whether ḥadīth encourage sincerity in smiling as an act of worship, (2) how fake smiles are situated within Islamic ethical perspectives, and (3) to what extent ḥadīth provide guidance for this issue in contemporary contexts. The study applies a qualitative method, employing library research and thematic analysis of ḥadīth (mawḍūʿī). Primary data are drawn from authoritative ḥadīth collections, while secondary sources include tafsīr, classical and modern commentaries, as well as psychological literature. The findings reveal that smiling is framed as a charitable act requiring sincerity. A fake smile intended to preserve harmony may still be valued positively, but one used for manipulation or to conceal hostility conflicts with the principle of truthfulness (ṣidq) and approaches hypocrisy (nifāq). The Prophet’s balanced expressions affirm the need for sincerity in social interaction.
Co-Authors Ahmad Husin Ahmad Isnaeni Andi Rosa Arbi Nazhief Fauzan Arinalhaq, Muhammad Syauqi Aris Fauzan, Aris Dhiya’ulhaq, Muhammad Faiq Farhan, Ahmad Alam Fathul Alwan Subandi Fauzan, Arbi Nazhief Fauzan, Muhammad Nur Firmansyah, Diky Ikhsan, Khaerul Inah Inah Is Susanto Ismail, Nawari Moh. Mukri Muhammad Alif Muhammad Alif Oktaviona Oktaviona Pajriah Pajriah Rahman, Akmal Fadilah Rohmansyah Royani, Ahmad Safrudin Edi Wibowo Salim Rosyadi Salsabil, Shoopa Alifiah Susanto, Is Syah, Irfan Padlian Syarif Syarif