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Muzayyin Ahyar
Universitas Islam Negeri Sultan Aji Muhamad Idris Samarinda
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Islamic Popul[ar]ism: Religious Popularism and Activism in the Yukngaji Community Duraesa, M. Abzar; Ahyar, Muzayyin
QIJIS Vol 9, No 2 (2021)
Publisher : IAIN Kudus

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.21043/qijis.v9i2.7795

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The increase of Islamic populism is in line with a massive spread of popular culture bringing Islamic symbols. This condition has brought a proliferation of Islamic activism which promotes its discourse with popular styles familiar to millennials. YukNgaji community, which is popularly emerging on social media, is one of the Islamic movements arising from this condition. This article examines how popular culture works in creating a discourse of Islamic activism in the YukNgaji online movement. This fieldwork uses a socio-political approach to analyze the proliferation of the YukNgaji movement in various areas driven by millennials. Some of the informants’ field data and experiences were obtained through an ethnographic method. Besides, some data on Islamic activism discourse amplified by YukNgaji was obtained from screenshots in YukNgaji.id movement’s Instagram accounts. This article finds the relationship between Islamic discourse by YukNgaji activists and popular cultural narratives. According to the finding of this article, it reveals that the phenomenon of millennial Islamic movements can be read within the scope of Islamic populism and activism in Indonesia by two important things. First, the YukNgaji movement campaigns for Islamic discourse through popular culture. Second, the YukNgaji movement tends to create a group with a common Islamic identity, which is voiced through the concept of hijra.
Islamic Popul[ar]ism: Religious Popularism and Activism in the Yukngaji Community M. Abzar Duraesa; Muzayyin Ahyar
QIJIS Vol 9, No 2 (2021)
Publisher : IAIN Kudus

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.21043/qijis.v9i2.7795

Abstract

The increase of Islamic populism is in line with a massive spread of popular culture bringing Islamic symbols. This condition has brought a proliferation of Islamic activism which promotes its discourse with popular styles familiar to millennials. YukNgaji community, which is popularly emerging on social media, is one of the Islamic movements arising from this condition. This article examines how popular culture works in creating a discourse of Islamic activism in the YukNgaji online movement. This fieldwork uses a socio-political approach to analyze the proliferation of the YukNgaji movement in various areas driven by millennials. Some of the informants’ field data and experiences were obtained through an ethnographic method. Besides, some data on Islamic activism discourse amplified by YukNgaji was obtained from screenshots in YukNgaji.id movement’s Instagram accounts. This article finds the relationship between Islamic discourse by YukNgaji activists and popular cultural narratives. According to the finding of this article, it reveals that the phenomenon of millennial Islamic movements can be read within the scope of Islamic populism and activism in Indonesia by two important things. First, the YukNgaji movement campaigns for Islamic discourse through popular culture. Second, the YukNgaji movement tends to create a group with a common Islamic identity, which is voiced through the concept of hijra.
Co-Authors Abnan Pancasilawati Abzar Duraesa, Muhammad Akhmad Haries Alfitri Alfitri Angraeni Angraeni Bagas Andida Pradana Duraesa, M. Abzar Duraesa, Muhammad Abzar M. Abzar Duraesa Materan Materan Ni’matul Huda Nurviranti Dewi Idris Santri Ayu Suwardi Sagama