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This book is appropriate for academic and practitioners who are interested in understanding Muslim interaction in online space. The book provides insight on how Muslim scholars have used online space for preaching activities in particular in Indonesia context. Many of Islam preachers become famous in short time and have million followers or viewers on social media sites. More and more Muslim enjoy religious preaching from online sources. This has created a new phenomenon in Islamic teaching delivery. At the same time, this phenomenon has also created new space for Muslim scholars and…mehr

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This book is appropriate for academic and practitioners who are interested in understanding Muslim interaction in online space. The book provides insight on how Muslim scholars have used online space for preaching activities in particular in Indonesia context. Many of Islam preachers become famous in short time and have million followers or viewers on social media sites. More and more Muslim enjoy religious preaching from online sources. This has created a new phenomenon in Islamic teaching delivery. At the same time, this phenomenon has also created new space for Muslim scholars and institutions to practicing research in online space to understand Muslim interaction in online space. Some strategies and benefits to practicing research in understanding Muslim in online space are discussed. However, few Muslim has also misused online space for radicalism activities, such as to recruit new members, solicit a donation, disseminate a radical ideology, etc. Readers who interested to understand Muslim activities in online space are encouraged to read this book.
Autorenporträt
Nurdin est maître de conférences à l'Institut d'État des études islamiques (IAIN) de Palu. Il est titulaire d'une maîtrise en gestion de l'information de l'Université d'Australie occidentale (UWA) et d'un doctorat en technologies de l'information et de la communication de l'Université de technologie de Swinburne, en Australie. Il fait partie du personnel enseignant de l'INAI Palu depuis 1997.