<![CDATA[Juvenile delinquency is a complex social issue in the modern era. Deviant behaviors such as gang fights, drug abuse, and promiscuity pose serious challenges to the moral development of youth. Islamic da'wah emerges as a strategic solution to nurture the spiritual and moral aspects of adolescents through approaches relevant to the dynamics of contemporary society. This study aims to analyze the role of contemporary da'wah in reducing juvenile delinquency, focusing on the strategies, methods, and effectiveness of its implementation. Employing a qualitative library research method, the study explores various literature sources on da'wah strategies, behavior change theories, and psychosocial dynamics of adolescents. The findings reveal that da'wah utilizing digital media, encouraging interactive communication, and involving community participation is more effective in positively influencing youth behavior. Furthermore, the success of da'wah depends on the da'i’s ability to understand the psychological conditions of adolescents and apply non-dogmatic approaches. Therefore, da'wah not only functions as a transmitter of religious values but also as a social agent capable of shaping youth character and social responsibility]]>
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