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Category: 🕌 Islamic Studies & Thought
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Islamophobia in Indonesia’s Cyberspace: Politics, Buzzers, and Virtual Fear
Through virtual ethnography, Prof. Kamaruzzaman Bustamam Ahmad unpacks how Islamophobia has evolved in Indonesia’s cyberspace—from the New Order’s political manipulation to the algorithmic fear of today’s social media.
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Muslim Girls’ Safety, Education, and Leadership in Pakistan
Muslim girls in Pakistan live within a landscape shaped by fear, social pressure, and systemic inequalities. Harassment, early marriage, and honor-related violence restrict their freedom and limit their opportunities. Yet, resilience shines through in stories of education, leadership, and community advocacy. Schools, NGOs, and informal protection mechanisms provide partial support, but enforcement gaps and cultural…
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The Role of Women in Tablighi Jamaat: Dawah, Challenges, and Spiritual Contributions
Women have played a pivotal role in Tablighi Jamaat, reviving faith and empowering communities through dawah and education. Inspired by the Prophet’s wives and companions, their efforts extend from household influence to structured preaching activities worldwide. This article examines their contributions, organizational structures, challenges, and recommendations for improvement, highlighting how women strengthen Islamic propagation and…