Mass Communication Paradigm in the Construction of Fatwa on Terrorism

The purpose of this qualitative research with a philosophical normative approach is to identify the paradigm of mass communication function in the construction of the 2004 fatwa of the Indonesian Ulema Council on Terrorism. The research data was obtained through documentation techniques. Meanwhile, the analysis approach uses content analysis, and the data is analyzed through reduction, presentation and verification. This study concludes that there is a paradigm of mass communication functions in the construction of the fatwa on terrorism, including the function of social supervision in formal forms such as government regulations and informal laws such as social norms and values held by the community. Then, the function of social transmission in the positive aspects of attitudes, values, beliefs, and habits taught to the public on the importance of human values, and internalized through strict laws against perpetrators of terrorism. This research confirms that preventive efforts against terrorism can be internalized through religious literacy as a social communication tool.

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Tatho
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2025-05-30
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https://doi.org/10.70512/tatho.v2i2.61
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Islamic Studies and Radicalism
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Mass Communication Paradigm in the Construction of Fatwa on Terrorism

Muhammad Faisal, Bunga Bidadari Alexandra Natsumi Kawai, Karmila Ratna Sari, Fina Noviana et al.
Tatho
Islamic Studies and Radicalism
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Mass Communication Paradigm in the Construction of Fatwa on Terrorism

Muhammad Faisal, Bunga Bidadari Alexandra Natsumi Kawai, Karmila Ratna Sari, Fina Noviana, Indah Munadhifah, Septi Yuliana Pamaungkas, Ayu Ma’alia, Kharisah Kharisah
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The purpose of this qualitative research with a philosophical normative approach is to identify the paradigm of mass communication function in the construction of the 2004 fatwa of the Indonesian Ulema Council on Terrorism. The research data was obtained through documentation techniques. Meanwhile, the analysis approach uses content analysis, and the data is analyzed through reduction, presentation and verification. This study concludes that there is a paradigm of mass communication functions in the construction of the fatwa on terrorism, including the function of social supervision in formal forms such as government regulations and informal laws such as social norms and values held by the community. Then, the function of social transmission in the positive aspects of attitudes, values, beliefs, and habits taught to the public on the importance of human values, and internalized through strict laws against perpetrators of terrorism. This research confirms that preventive efforts against terrorism can be internalized through religious literacy as a social communication tool.

Tatho
Universitas Pekalongan (ID)
Openalex Percentile: Top 84%
Islamic Studies and Radicalism
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