The Effect of Hate Speech Exposure on Religious Intolerance Among Indonesian Muslim Teenagers

Muhid, Abdul; Hadi, Moch; Fanani, Aris; Ahmad, Arifin; Hanif, Ahmad Husni Mohd

doi:10.2991/adics-elssh-19.2019.31

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“…Para pemuda sering menggunakan media sosial dalam kehidupanya dan tidak bisa dilepaskan. Remaja tersebut sudah terpapar ujaran kebencian atau hate speech dan berita Hoax yang ada di media sosial (Muhid et al, 2019). Hal tersebut mempengaruhi kepada prasangka yang muncul dan intoleransi agama yang ada.…”

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Pengaruh Instagram Terhadap Sikap Toleransi pada Siswa SMA ‎Al Islam 1 Surakarta

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A person's tolerance is influenced by many factors, be it the environment, family, habits etc. In the era of technological development 4.0, media and information technology has developed quite rapidly, which is thought to influence a person's social attitudes. The purpose of this study was to find out whether Instagram social media affects the tolerance attitude of SMA Al Islam 1 Surakarta students. The method used in this study is a quantitative method, by examining the relationship between two variables using a statistical test assisted by the SPSS application. The results showed that there was an influence between the use of social media Instagram on the tolerance attitude of SMA Al Islam 1 Surakarta students. Instagram had a 15.4% influence in determining student tolerance, while 84.6% was influenced by other variables not included in the research object.

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“…In the dialogue for peace, social media takes on extraordinary importance. In recent years, there are examples in social media of campaigns that have successfully mobilized and empowered people, notably the youth, to allow an inclusive dialogue on issues such as climate change (Muhid et al, 2019).…”

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Resilience and Economic Intelligence Through Digitalization and Big Data Analytics

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“…There are several studies that raise the issue of Islamic intolerance and radicalism in Indonesia, especifically in higher education (Kraince, 2007;Muhid et al, 2019;Woodward, 2015;Yuniardi, 2018). These studies provide plenty of information on how the phenomenon of Islamic intolerance and radicalism in contemporary Indonesia involves educated circles in universities.…”

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The radicalization of contemporary educated Indonesian: A case study of university students in Yogyakarta

2023

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This paper explored the process of radicalization of contemporary educated Indonesian Muslims by focusing on the case of radicalization in one of the oldest and largest university in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. This study is a qualitative study in which data were collected through interviews, observations, and literature reviews. The key informants of this research were students or alumni who were active or had been in Islamist-exclusive groups or who had been involved, directly or indirectly, in incidents of religious intolerance or violence. This study found that there were three groups that dominated the religious lives of Muslim students of Yogyakarta XXX University: salafis, tarbiyah, and Hizb al-Tahrir Indonesia (HTI). The salafi-jihadists group have entered and influenced lecturers and students at the university since the era of the president Soeharto. Meanwhile, the development of the Muslim Brotherhood ideas brought by the preachers of the Indonesian Islamic Propagation Council (Dewan Dakwah Islam Indonesia/DDII) since the 80s finally built the tarbiyah movement. Through the Indonesian Muslim Student Action group (Kesatuan Aksi Mahasiswa Muslim Indonesia/KAMMI), tarbiyah group has dominated almost all external campus student organizations. In addition, Muslim students' interest in Islamic political ideas attracted them to HTI, which offered a global Islamic caliphate as an alternative to the existence of a modern state system that was considered marginalizing Muslims. Systematic recruitment and regeneration, and manipulating the Islamic Assistance Program for Muslim students of the University have succeeded in putting their members at the university student organizations into important position.

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The Effect of Hate Speech Exposure on Religious Intolerance Among Indonesian Muslim Teenagers

Cited by 8 publications

References 11 publications

Pengaruh Instagram Terhadap Sikap Toleransi pada Siswa SMA ‎Al Islam 1 Surakarta

Pengaruh Instagram Terhadap Sikap Toleransi pada Siswa SMA ‎Al Islam 1 Surakarta

Resilience and Economic Intelligence Through Digitalization and Big Data Analytics

The radicalization of contemporary educated Indonesian: A case study of university students in Yogyakarta

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