The shift in audiences in the digital world has prompted preachers to convey a religious understanding of social issues, including relations between Muslims and non-Muslims. This study aims to identify the form of interpretation of the hadiths conveyed by Habib Ja'far in the LogIn Season 2 podcast on the relationship between Muslims and non-Muslims, the factors behind Habib Ja'far in conveying hadiths about the relationship between Muslims and non-Muslims, and to uncover the impact of Habib Ja'far's reception in the LogIn podcast regarding hadiths on the relationship between Muslims and non-Muslims on digital audiences. This study employs qualitative methods, focusing on analyzing podcast content and audience opinions. The results show that the contextualization of hadiths focuses on framing the audience's understanding, thereby directly addressing the main issue concerning the relationship between Muslims and non-Muslims within the framework of humanitarian values, tolerance, and inclusive Da’wa, by considering audience segmentation as a determining variable in the strategy for disclosing hadiths. Furthermore, the findings demonstrate that a positive correlation between Habib Ja'far's delivery and netizen responses, indicating his success in building more inclusive and effective religious communication in the digital era.
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