Da'wah Planning of Aisyiyah Organization in Handling Love Scamming Victims in Medan City Women

This research discusses the da'wah planning of the Aisyiyah organization in dealing with love scamming victims in Medan City. Love scamming is a form of online fraud that exploits the feelings of victims, especially women, through romance to gain financial gain. This phenomenon is increasingly widespread due to developments in technology and social media. Aisyiyah, as a women's organization under Muhammadiyah, plays an active role in providing education, guidance and legal assistance to victims through lectures, outreach and the establishment of legal aid posts (Posbakum). The main factors that make women vulnerable to love scamming are loneliness, low digital literacy, and lack of supervision when using social media. Challenges faced include the difficulty of victims admitting fraud and limited data on perpetrators. With structured da'wah, Aisyiyah seeks to build women's awareness and resilience towards cybercrime so that they are wiser in interacting in cyberspace.

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Journal La Sociale
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2025-06-03
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https://doi.org/10.37899/journal-la-sociale.v6i4.2181
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Islamic Finance and Communication
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Da'wah Planning of Aisyiyah Organization in Handling Love Scamming Victims in Medan City Women

Irma Inriyani Tri Ningrum, Annai Saburi
Journal La Sociale
Islamic Finance and Communication
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Da'wah Planning of Aisyiyah Organization in Handling Love Scamming Victims in Medan City Women

Irma Inriyani Tri Ningrum, Annai Saburi
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Abstract

This research discusses the da'wah planning of the Aisyiyah organization in dealing with love scamming victims in Medan City. Love scamming is a form of online fraud that exploits the feelings of victims, especially women, through romance to gain financial gain. This phenomenon is increasingly widespread due to developments in technology and social media. Aisyiyah, as a women's organization under Muhammadiyah, plays an active role in providing education, guidance and legal assistance to victims through lectures, outreach and the establishment of legal aid posts (Posbakum). The main factors that make women vulnerable to love scamming are loneliness, low digital literacy, and lack of supervision when using social media. Challenges faced include the difficulty of victims admitting fraud and limited data on perpetrators. With structured da'wah, Aisyiyah seeks to build women's awareness and resilience towards cybercrime so that they are wiser in interacting in cyberspace.

Journal La SocialeVol. 6(4)
Universitas Islam Negeri Sumatera Utara (ID)
Openalex Percentile: Top 84%
Islamic Finance and Communication
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