DAKWAH MULTIKULTURAL (Studi Alternatif Dakwah di Era Globalisasi)

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  • Pardianto Pardianto Institut Agama Islam Negeri Ambon

Abstract

Scientific Paper discusses about Multicultural Da'wah (Da'wah Alternative Studies in the Era of Globalization). Through the medium of text approach by using discourse analysis, there are three issues are discussed, namely; 1) What is the essence of Da'wah. 2) How to present a Multicultural Da'wah. 3) How Multicultural Da'wah in the Era of Globalization This paper argues that; First, Da'wah not only in the form of discourse (bil-lisan) but also can be applied in social practice (bil-hal). Secondly, Da'wah multicultural bring to all mankind without distinction of ethnicity, race, gender to practice the teachings of Islam. Third, Muslims must be able to master and utilize information technology development. The use of information technology to open the eyes of the world will be a new world, a new interaction to show the truth of Islamic Teachings

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2018-01-05

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Pardianto, P. (2018). DAKWAH MULTIKULTURAL (Studi Alternatif Dakwah di Era Globalisasi). JURNAL MEDIASI, 9(2). Retrieved from https://jurnal.iainambon.ac.id/index.php/MDS/article/view/282

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Vol. 9 No. 2 (2015): JURNAL MEDIASI

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