Mechanism Of Religious Da’wah Rules in Preventing Radicalism Through Community Resilience from the Perspective of Islamic Law

Abstract Radicalism is a serious threat to social stability and national security, including in Indonesia. This study aims to analyze the mechanism of religious da’wah rules in preventing radicalism through the perspective of Islamic law. Using the methodology of literature review and normative analysis. This study delves into Islamic legal literature and regulatory documents related to da’wah and the prevention of radicalism. The normative analysis approach is used to assess the suitability of da’wah with the principles of Islamic law that prioritize moderation, tolerance, and obedience to state rules. This research makes a unique contribution by identifying that da’wah, based on moderate and educational Islamic values, has great potential to prevent the spread of extremist ideology. One of the important findings is the importance of reinterpreting the concept of jihad so that it is not misinterpreted in the context of violence or radicalism. The practical implications of this study include strategies to strengthen the role of da’wah and da’i institutions in disseminating a moderate, inclusive, and peaceful message. This recommendation encourages increased collaboration between da’wah institutions and the government in developing community-based radicalism prevention programs. Thus, this study emphasizes the importance of developing Islamic law-based da’wah that is oriented towards social resilience, which is ultimately expected to form a harmonious society free from radicalism’s influence.