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Harahap, Mariati Aprilia
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RELIGIOUS COMMODIFICATION: THE PERFORMANCE OF ‘USTĀDHA HALIMAH AL-ALAYDRUS’ ON DAKWAH STAGE IN TARGETING INDONESIAN AUDIENCES Harahap, Mariati Aprilia
Proceeding International Seminar of Islamic Studies INSIS 6 (February 2024)
Publisher : Proceeding International Seminar of Islamic Studies

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This study explains the religious commodification aspect that has attracted many female audiences in Indonesia. Female preachers such as Sharīfa Halimah have commodified religion into more attractive and persuasive products. This paper analyzes factors that led her to become an influential preacher among her female listeners—born genealogically related to the Prophet Muhammad and her pious ancestors, having good rhetorical skills in persuading the audiences, and inheriting the magnet of Tarim have led her to become an influential Muslima saint figure  in Indonesia. The use of relevant infrastructures supporting her callings to Islam, such as Instagram and YouTube channels, tends to be viral among young Indonesians. All these social media have become practical tools to spread the messages of Islam among Indonesians, especially the female youth generations. This study uses qualitative research analysis, including participatory observation, textual analysis, and interviews, to support the remark. Some secondary data was also acquired from her writing books and recorded videos from YouTube and Instagram channels. The result found that her blood relationship with the Prophet, the way she talks in a moderate, polite, and persuasive manner, and a graduate of Tarim school have led her to become an influential, famous preacher in Indonesia.
The Sound of Salvation: Voice, Gender, and the Sufi Mediascape in China (Guangtian Ha) Harahap, Mariati Aprilia
Islamic Studies Review Vol. 3 No. 2 (2024)
Publisher : Universitas Islam Internasional Indonesia

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.56529/isr.v3i2.328

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The Sound of Salvation: Voice, Gender, and the Sufi Mediascape in China (Guangtian Ha). New York: Columbia University Press, 2022. Guangtian Ha completed 'The Sound of Salvation: Voice, Gender, and the Sufi Mediascape in China’ while undertaking his Ph.D. dissertation for Columbia University. As an anthropologist who conducted ethnographic research, he was mired in uncompleted fieldwork. When writing this book in 2021, he remarked that the COVID-19 global pandemic was in its second year, leading to the deaths of over half a million people in the United States and an unknown number in China, where the total number of deaths has been kept secret by the government. Even before the pandemic, the role of Islamic seminaries in Ningxia had been substantially reduced due to political pressure. But when the pandemic hit the region, most religious locations, such as mosques and Sufi graves, were ordered to close their doors to outside visitors. Even though much of his fieldwork was already completed in 2018, he lamented that much had changed in the intervening years, and so noted that the book had been written with a deep sense of loss.
Should One Perform Hajj Pilgrimages without Paying Zakat? Proposing an Integrating System between Zakat and Hajj Siswantoro, Dodik; Harahap, Mariati Aprilia
International Journal of Zakat Vol 11 No 1 (2026): International Journal of Zakat
Publisher : Center of Strategic Studies (PUSKAS) BAZNAS

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PurposeThis study aims to examine the legality and mechanism of requiring Hajj pilgrims to pay zakat before performing the Hajj pilgrimage. It seeks to clarify the normative obligation of zakat for financially capable Muslims and to assess the need for a monitoring system prior to Hajj departure. Design/Methodology/ApproachThe study applies a qualitative research method. It collects primary and secondary data from legal documents, scholarly literature, and other relevant sources. The data are analyzed systematically to evaluate the legal basis and institutional mechanism for linking zakat payment with Hajj administration. FindingsThe findings show that many Hajj pilgrims have not fulfilled their zakat obligations before undertaking Hajj. This condition reflects limited awareness and weak institutional monitoring. The study proposes integrating e-zakat digital data with e-SPT and e-Hajj systems to ensure compliance. Through this integration, prospective Hajj and ‘umrah pilgrims can be verified systematically to confirm that they have fulfilled their zakat obligations. Research limitations/implicationsThe study is limited to normative and conceptual analysis without empirical field testing of the proposed integration system. Future research can conduct pilot implementation studies and evaluate the legal, administrative, and technical feasibility of integrating zakat and Hajj databases. Practical implicationsThe proposed system offers a policy framework for religious authorities and zakat institutions to strengthen zakat compliance among prospective Hajj pilgrims. It can improve zakat collection and enhance coordination between zakat management bodies and Hajj administration agencies. Social implicationsThe integration mechanism can increase awareness and discipline in fulfilling zakat obligations. It reinforces the principle that financial capability for Hajj includes compliance with zakat, thereby strengthening social justice and redistribution within the Muslim community. Originality/valueThis study highlights the sequential obligation of zakat before Hajj within the Pillars of Islam and proposes a digital integration model between zakat and Hajj systems. It contributes a new institutional approach to aligning religious obligations with digital governance mechanisms.
Co-Authors Siswantoro, Dodik