<![CDATA[Digital religious content has created new spaces in which hadith texts are reproduced, interpreted, and contextualized within contemporary Muslim life. This study examines the representation and contextualization of peace-of-mind hadiths in the digital da’wah content of Jalur Langit from a living hadith perspective. Using qualitative content analysis, the study analyzes publicly accessible Jalur Langit content on TikTok collected during 2026. Content was selected based on the presence of hadith-related material relevant to spiritual calm, emotional difficulty, or inner peace and coded according to theme, presentation format, contextualization strategy, and textual reference. Hadith texts were verified against authoritative collections, including Sahih al-Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, Sunan al-Tirmidhi, Sunan Abu Dawud, and Musnad Ahmad. The analysis identifies five recurring themes: patience (al-sabr), trust in God (al-tawakkul), acceptance (al-rida), remembrance of God (al-dhikr), and supplication (al-du’a). The findings reveal patterns of hadith representation, contextualization, and digital transmission without claiming psychological effects, spiritual internalization, or actual religious practices among audiences.]]>
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