How Does Islamic Organizations Respond to COVID-19 in Indonesia?  A Case Study

Rahvy, Aisyah; Ridlo, Ilham Akhsanu

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“…The research findings found that the religious leaders involved consisted of clerics, priests, and religious organizations. These organizations are Nahdlatul Ulama, Muhammadiyah, and the Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) (Abdullah, 2020;Hakim & Aziz, 2020;Khairil, 2021;Prawoto et al, 2020;Rachmawati et al, 2022;Rahvy & Ridlo, 2021;Simon et al, 2021;TAQİYUDDİN, 2021;Telhalia & Natalia, 2022;Widyawati & Lon, 2021). However, most articles discuss information and prevention of Covid-19 from the perspectives of the Islamic religion of the Christian religion.…”

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Opinion Leaders and Health Information: A Systematic Literature Review in Indonesia

2022

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The outbreak of the pandemic covid-19 massively shocked the entire world, including Indonesia. Since its first findings of infected people, there has been a tremendous amount of information exposure related to health information and how to prevent the spread of this deadly virus. These exposures are overwhelming, and many hoaxes have also emerged. The people are in doubt about all this information and rely on opinion leaders to validate this information. Opinion leaders are individuals who take the lead in influencing other people's opinions. Opinion leaders are crucial in Lazardfled's 'two-step flows' theory in 1944, which emphasizes that mass media has no direct influence on the general public. Instead, ideas often flow from radio and print media to opinion leaders and of them to the less active part of the population. This article used a systematic review research method for analyzing research articles that have been published before. The article focuses on research results and their implications because it aims to map findings and draw conclusions regarding opinion leaders in Indonesia during the pandemic. The search was conducted on Google Scholar by limiting the search results to articles published in the 2020-2019 time frame, where 41 articles were analyzed. Results found from the research that articles underlined the significant roles and strategies of opinion leaders in this pandemic era. Various opinion leaders pointed out in most articles included religious leaders, community leaders, traditional leaders, social media influencers, and politicians. These opinion leaders are actively involved in preventing the spread of Covid- 19 as educators, motivators, influencers (persuasion), and role models. They generally convey two categories of messages: educational messages related to Covid-19 and non-educational ones such as motivational ones.

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Opinion Leaders and Health Information: A Systematic Literature Review in Indonesia

2022

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“…Meanwhile, Susmann, et. al (2022) states that the COVID-19 mitigation strategy (Kusumaningtyas, 2021) by Islamic organizations that seek to use certain approaches or strategies (Rahvy, 2012;Kunovjanek & Wankmüller, 2020;Suherdiana, Ridwan & Fatoni, 2020) largely depends on persuading people to adopt behavioral changes (Fakhruroji, 2022). In several previous studies, Moradi & Zihagh (2022) found that there are factors that influence online consumers to adopt information.…”

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Da'wah Strategy of West Java Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) with Health Message Content in Facing the Covid-19 Pandemic

Ma'arif

Siddiq

2023

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This research aims to discuss the da'wah strategy of the Islamic organization Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) of West Java in dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. A lot of information about health is received by the congregation; some are true and some are not. Unfortunately, many residents and congregations are influenced by things that are not true, making them reluctant to be vaccinated. This research method is qualitative with in-depth interview techniques. This study concludes that the PWNU (Nahdlatul Ulama Regional Boards) da'wah strategy begins with the organization's view of COVID-19 which gave birth to NU's da'wah policy and its da'wah strategy. COVID-19 is a test that needs to be addressed and overcome properly. NU policy leads to actions to overcome the pandemic, which are synergized with the government and society by utilizing organizational resources to foster jam'iyyah and congregational health. Da'wah is carried out by conveying religious messages combined with spiritual and mental health information to achieve physical health, accompanied by worship and good endeavor. In addition, reading the Qur'an can also bring happiness that affects physical endurance and health. Communication media are used to deliver da’wah messages from West Java NU, namely through mass media and social media, in which social media is more intensely used for da'wah than mass media. The implication of this research is that da'wah by Islamic organizations can still be carried out during a pandemic by using communication media, both social and mass media.

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“…MUI merespon kondisi ini dengan mengeluarkan Fatwa No. 14 Tahun 2020 tentang Penyelenggaraan Ibadah dalam situasi terjadi wabah covid-19 dengan memerintahkan kepada seluruh umat Islam untuk mengatur kondisi tertentu di mana umat Islam bisa pergi ke masjid, berdasarkan status atau tingkat wilayah mereka terkait dengan COVID-19 69 . Fatwa ini merupakan reaktualisasi norma Islam yang sementara menggeser kewajiban Sholat secara jamaah yang sebenarnya sudah menjadi perintah dari Al-Quran dan Al-Hadist.…”

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Dinamika Hukum Islam Indonesia : Reaktualisasi Norma Islam dalam Menalarkan Hukum Positif Merespon Sosio-Kultural Era Kontemporer

Badruddin¹,

Supriyadi²

2022

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The social changes that occur in the contemporary era have resulted in the need for Islamic law to respond dynamically. This is because Islamic teachings that are inclusive should not be closed to the times. The actualization of Islamic teachings needs to be carried out in order to accommodate socio-cultural changes in the contemporary era that remain relevant to the guidelines of the Qur'an and Al-Hadits. The purpose of this article is to find out, understand, and analyze how socio-culture influences the actualization of Indonesian Islamic law in the contemporary era. The writing of this article uses a normative research method by examining all sources of library materials as primary materials to analyze the issues that are the topic of the study. The research approach in writing this article uses content analysis based on the correlation of the content of the source material that is in line with the problems of the study issue. The results of this article show that the actualization of Islamic law in Indonesia has actually been implemented in the past. However, in today's contemporary era, the actualization of Islamic law must not stop. Revolution Industry 4.0 as the main factor has influenced socio-cultural dynamics in terms of Economic, Social, Cultural, Moral, increasingly modern technology. Efforts are needed to actualize relevant Islamic teachings in responding to the development of these factors, considering that the available Islamic law does not necessarily accommodate the current problems. The results of the re-actualization of Islamic teachings have urgency for the positivization of law in Indonesia, especially in 1 Pada tahun 2021 tercatat penduduk muslim terbanyak di dunia ada di Indonesia sebanyak 231.000.000 jiwa. Disusul dengan pakistan sebanyak 212.300.000 jiwa dan India sebanyak 200.000.

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How Does Islamic Organizations Respond to COVID-19 in Indonesia? A Case Study

Cited by 4 publications

References 5 publications

Opinion Leaders and Health Information: A Systematic Literature Review in Indonesia

Opinion Leaders and Health Information: A Systematic Literature Review in Indonesia

Da'wah Strategy of West Java Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) with Health Message Content in Facing the Covid-19 Pandemic

Dinamika Hukum Islam Indonesia : Reaktualisasi Norma Islam dalam Menalarkan Hukum Positif Merespon Sosio-Kultural Era Kontemporer

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