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Komunikasi Islam sebagai Asas Pembinaan Keamanan Dalam Era Komunikasi Global
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Pembangunan Keamanan dalam Perspektif Islam
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Etika Komunikasi Islam dan Tanggungjawab Global
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Media Global, Islam dan Cabaran Pembinaan Keamanan
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Perbincangan: Ke Arah Komunikasi Global yang Berteraskan Nilai Islam
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Dakwah Digital, Dialog Digital dalam Membina Keamanan
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ABSTRACT
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In algorithm-driven media ecosystems, peacebuilding is increasingly communicative rather than institutional. This article argues that Islamic communication ethics, grounded in truth, dignity, accountability, and dialogue, can function as a social infr...
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Pengenalan
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Dakwah sebagai amalan dialog, bukan monolog
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Etika komunikasi Islam sebagai infrastruktur keamanan: Pembinaan keamanan memerlukan infrastruktur sosial iaitu norma, amalan dan nilai yang membolehkan masyarakat hidup bersama tanpa keganasan. Etika komunikasi Islam boleh berfungsi sebagai sebahagia...
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Cabaran platform digital dan ekonomi perhatian: Walaupun etika komunikasi Islam bersifat normatif dan ideal, ia berdepan realiti struktur platform digital yang mengutamakan keterlihatan, emosi dan konflik. Kandungan yang bersifat damai, reflektif dan ...
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Penutup
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Islam, Pembinaan Keamanan dan Komunikasi Global
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dalam Era Digital
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Islam, Keamanan dan Prinsip Komunikasi
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Komunikasi Global dan Media Digital
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Peranan Komunikasi Islam dalam Peace-building Global
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Penutup
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BIBLIOGRAFI
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Introduction
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Tabayyun and the Ethics of Peaceful Communication
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In Islamic ethical thought, communication is not a neutral act but a moral responsibility. One of the most fundamental principles governing ethical communication is tabayyun, derived from the Qur’anic injunction in Surah al-Hujurat (49:6), which comma...
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Beyond Words: How Technology Is Helping Social Enterprises Live Their Values
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In the digital era, communication is no longer confined to words, but it is embedded in systems, platforms, and everyday practices. This article explores how Malaysian social enterprises use technology to translate Islamic values such as amanah, ihsan...
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Introduction
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Communication in the digital age is no longer limited to speeches, reports, or social media captions. It now lives inside algorithms, digital platforms, data systems, and everyday online interactions. For social enterprises, technology can become a li...
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A social enterprise in Malaysia is a mission-driven business addressing social or environmental challenges through sustainable commercial activities. Many are guided by Islamic principles that emphasise responsibility, justice, and compassion. As thes...
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Malaysian social enterprises demonstrate how digital tools can translate values such as trust, care, and responsibility into everyday action. Naz Kids, a social enterprise, empowers women from vulnerable backgrounds in Kedah to acquire sewing skills a...
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Similarly, Pepper Labs illustrates how technology can be used to strengthen community resilience rather than simply optimise efficiency. Beyond food and beverage production, known as Dapur Digital, the organisation integrates digital tools for skills ...
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Food-focused social enterprises such as Green Hero and ReMeal further highlight how technology can operationalise ethical commitments. Through data-driven coordination and real-time digital systems, surplus food is redirected to communities in need. T...
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Across these examples, communication is embedded in practice. Values are not merely communicated in mission statements but also expressed in how systems are designed and used. This reflects an Islamic understanding of communication as action, in which...
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Significantly, these social enterprises show that digital transformation does not require abandoning faith-based values. Instead, technology becomes a means to strengthen them. Platforms that promote access, fairness, and shared benefit demonstrate th...
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In the digital practices of these social enterprises, the systems promote access, fairness, and shared well-being. The Qur’an reminds us, “Indeed, Allah commands justice, excellence, and generosity.” (An-Nahl 16:90). By embedding ethics into digital p...
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Closing
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The experiences of Malaysian social enterprises show that in the digital era, communication extends beyond words. Digital technology becomes a powerful tool in the ecosystem for connecting social enterprises, stakeholders, social missions, and the com...
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
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