The Role of Online Da'wah in Spreading Islamic Values and Tolerance Among Teenagers

Abstract

The digital era is a time of technological advancement and every living
individual has also been equipped with the ability to master technology. With
this, many people shift their real lives into their virtual lives and in the end
those who do not think the same way will blaspheme each other with hatred.
The role of religious da'wah is very necessary, where religion is a guideline
for life for its followers and as a source of peace. This journal article discusses
the impact of online da'wah in promoting Islamic values and fostering
tolerance among adolescents in the digital era. By analyzing the use of digital
platforms for religious outreach, this study investigates how online da'wah
initiatives can contribute to shaping adolescents' perceptions of Islam and
promoting interfaith dialogue. The research methods used include a review of
existing literature, and a qualitative analysis of online da'wah content to
measure adolescents' attitudes towards Islamic teachings. The results
highlight the potential of online da'wah in reaching diverse audiences and
fostering understanding and respect for Islamic principles. This discussion
investigates the implications of online da'wah for promoting tolerance and
countering misunderstandings about Islam. In conclusion, this study
emphasizes the role of online da'wah as a powerful tool for spreading Islamic
values and fostering positive interfaith relations among adolescents.