Implementing Interreligious Dialogue

Noh, Minjung

doi:10.1515/9783110529173-012

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“…Focusing on peacemaking as the goal of IRD, Petrov and Ples , a (2021), for example, reinforce the argument to understand IRD and socioreligious dialogue as different approaches but with similarities to allow different traditions, cultures, and repertoires to establish a common ground on what can unite people and prevent violence or terrorist acts based on religious beliefs. Noh (2021), in turn, also sees IRD as a key element in forecasting worldwide peace.…”

Section: Interreligious Dialogue (Ird) On Social Mediamentioning

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“Hair for Freedom” Movement in Iran: Interreligious Dialogue in Social Media Activism?

Navarro

Peres-Neto

2023

Religions

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After the death of Masha Amini at the hands of the Iranian Morality Police for not wearing the hijab, in accordance with what they considered appropriate in September 2022, a social media campaign called “Hair for Freedom” was sparked on different platforms, with videos of women cutting their hair in protest over Iranian women’s rights and Amini’s death. This paper analyzes whether this digital feminist movement enacted an interreligious dialogue (IRD). Based on content analysis and topic modeling of the publications retrieved from three major platforms, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok, the results indicate that this was mainly a Western movement focused on women’s bodies as a political symbol in authoritarian Islamic regimes and has not achieved an IRD since most social media posts reproduced the hashtag #HairForFredom without opening a religious discussion. As observed in other digital movements, conclusions indicate that social media activism does not offer an opportunity to engage in dialogues to enlighten the public sphere. On the contrary, the focus appears to provide users with the opportunity to enhance their reputation by engaging in popular social media campaigns that promote social change.

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Section: Interreligious Dialogue (Ird) On Social Mediamentioning

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“Hair for Freedom” Movement in Iran: Interreligious Dialogue in Social Media Activism?

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Peres-Neto

2023

Religions

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“…Interfaith Dialogue, or interreligious dialogue, is an increasingly important topic in the context of today's increasingly connected global society. In Islam, interreligious dialogue is nothing new, however, the importance of this dialogue is increasingly under the spotlight amidst increasing tensions between religious communities throughout the world (Noh, 2021). This research aims to explore the concept and practice of interreligious dialogue in Islam through a systematic literature review approach.…”

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Interfaith Dialogue in Islam

Hamdani

2024

MULTI

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This research reviews the importance of interreligious dialogue in Islam and highlights the factors that contribute to its effectiveness. Through the analysis of a systematic literature review, it was found that the recognition of similarities between religions, the maintenance of fundamental beliefs, the avoidance of indifference to one's own religion, and the promotion of peaceful coexistence in interreligious dialogue are positively related to the public's perception of the effectiveness of the dialogue. These findings show the importance of building an inclusive and respectful dialogue environment in achieving the goals of interfaith dialogue that benefits society at large.

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The fuzzy place of interreligious dialogue in the international community’s intercultural dialogue efforts

Perini

Campagna²

2021

International Journal of Cultural Policy

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Implementing Interreligious Dialogue

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“Hair for Freedom” Movement in Iran: Interreligious Dialogue in Social Media Activism?

“Hair for Freedom” Movement in Iran: Interreligious Dialogue in Social Media Activism?

Interfaith Dialogue in Islam

The fuzzy place of interreligious dialogue in the international community’s intercultural dialogue efforts

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