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Abdullahi, Auwal
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The Secretes of the Heavens as a Source of Provisions for all Creatures: Sciencing the Signs Abdullahi, Auwal
International Conference on Islamic Studies Vol. 3 No. 2 (2022): December
Publisher : Sekolah Tinggi Agama Islam Darul Ulum Banyuanyar Pamekasan

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Life on the earth is dependent upon the provisions created by Allah the almighty. Many of these provisions are essentials for life on this world. This paper seeks to study the atmosphere, sky or heavens as a source for essential provisions needed for the sustenance of all living things (both plants and animals) by synthesizing scientific facts and the divine knowledge form Al-Qur’an and the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad SAW. The paper found that all the essential needs of human beings and all other living creatures were made possible through the creation of heavens (Atmosphere) in addition to the protection it gives to life on earth. The paper therefore recommends that all people should be sensitized to protect the integrity of the atmosphere and to explore more ways to of using atmospheric resources to improve quality of life on earth.
The Evolution of Da’awah in Multicultural and Pluralistic Societies in Gombe State Abdullahi, Auwal
IJoIS: Indonesian Journal of Islamic Studies Vol. 6 No. 1 (2025): Indonesian Journal of Islamic Studies
Publisher : Civiliza Publishing

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This study examines the evolution of da’wah in Gombe State, Nigeria, a region characterized by ethnic diversity and religious pluralism where Islam, Christianity, and indigenous beliefs coexist. It explores the challenges and opportunities of propagating Islamic teachings within this multicultural setting. Using a descriptive-qualitative approach and literature review, the research analyzes historical, sociological, and thematic perspectives to understand how da’wah strategies have adapted from the pre-colonial period to the digital age. Findings show that while da’wah has historically relied on cultural adaptation and community engagement, modern challenges such as religious tension, extremist narratives, and globalization require innovative approaches. Inclusive methods—such as interfaith dialogue, intercultural communication, and integration of local traditions—have proven effective in promoting tolerance and peaceful coexistence. Digital platforms, particularly social media, offer significant opportunities to reach younger audiences, though they also pose risks of misinformation and radicalization. The study highlights the role of Islamic organizations, notably Jama’atu Nasril Islam, in balancing religious propagation with social services, education, and interfaith initiatives. It concludes that effective da’wah in pluralistic societies should emphasize wisdom (hikmah), dialogue (mujadalah), and cultural sensitivity, while leveraging technology and promoting universal values such as justice, compassion, and solidarity. Recommendations include training da’wah practitioners in digital literacy and intercultural skills, empowering women and youth in da’wah activities, and strengthening collaboration with government and non-Muslim stakeholders. Ultimately, the study underscores that da’wah must function not only as religious propagation but also as a catalyst for harmony, tolerance, and social justice in diverse societies.
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