<![CDATA[This study identifies al-dakhil in Salafi interpretation as presented in the digital content of almanhaj.or.id. The rapid development of religious discourse in digital spaces makes this topic important because online tafsir content increasingly shapes how urban Muslim audiences’ access and understand Islamic knowledge. This research uses a qualitative library research design based on online data searching, browsing, downloading, and documentation. The primary data are taken from the “Tafsir al-Qur’an” menu and related articles on almanhaj.or.id, while secondary data are drawn from relevant studies on digital da‘wah, Salafi discourse, interpretation methods, and religious authority. The findings show that the influence of Salafi creed functions as a form of al-dakhil because the interpretation tends to follow ideological and textualist patterns. The study also finds indicators of al-dakhil in duplicative and imitative interpretive practices, especially when Qur’anic verses are used to strengthen specific religious positions. The article concludes that digital religious references must be filtered critically so that the validity and accuracy of Qur’anic interpretation can be maintained in public dissemination.]]>
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