The Perception of Indonesian Millenial on Da’i: Knowledge, Presentation and Performance

Abstract

As a generation which has a unique character, the millennial generation is often percieved as a generation that is fashionable, world-accessible, and priotitizes simplicity. This study examines the perception of the millennial generation on the performance of da’i, specifically regarding knowledge capacity, presentation methods, and appearance. In addition, this study also aims to measure their perception of global influence on religious life. The current study uses both qualitative and quantitative approaches to get the best result. The qualitative approach consists of literature review of previous research and in-depth interviews with experts and practitioners. While the quantitative approach is to use a single regression between the variables. The findings of this study state that demography, religiosity and knowledge have a significant influence on the preacher’s performance.

The Understanding of Muballigh Regarding Zakat Literacy: Empirical Evidence Based on The Zakat Literacy Index

“…The teachings of Muballighs can leave a deep impression, encouraging listeners to heed heartfelt Islamic advice and mobilizing the masses to draw closer to Allah SWT. Research conducted by Choirin et al (2023) found that there are several important indicators and variables influencing perceptions of Muballighs' performance, including demographics, religiosity, and knowledge. These indicators are crucial for Muballighs to consider when conducting preaching in middle-class communities.…”