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Yogyakarta
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TEMPLATE OF INVITED AND SELECTED

PANEL PROPOSALS

TITLE OF PANEL:
MEDIATED PIETY: CONVERGENCE, ISLAMIC
POPULARISATION AND THE REMAKING OF
RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE IN INDONESIA

CHAIR:
Abdullah —State Islamic
University Manasaja
abdullah@uin-
manasaja.ac.id

PANELISTS:
Dr. Zulfa (State Islamic University Walisongo
Semarang)
Dhuhri, MA. (State Institute for Islamic Studies
Lhokseumawe)
Dr. Ahmad (Halu Oleo University, Kendari)
Dr. Zae (State Institute for Islamic Studies,
Surakarta)

PANEL DESCRIPTION
The (new) media era is marked by the transformation of piety in
the life of Muslims from the actual-cultural base to the virtual-
material base. The media not only embraces the transfer of
religious knowledge but also takes over the production process of
religious knowledge which is full of political economic interests.
Mediated piety appears in three fundamental processes in the life
of Muslims. First, religion has been reproduced in complex forms
through discourse systems of sound, words, images and
animations into virtual spaces where the existence of religion is
expressed and represented. (300 words)

PANEL MEMBERS & ABSTRACTS

REPRESENTING TRADITIONAL ISLAMIC

MOVEMENT: MEDIA AND THE POPULARISATION
OF ISLAMIC MOVEMENT IN SEMARANG

Dr. Zulfa —UIN Walisongo, Semarang

Email: misbah@iain.ac.id
The presence of media in the transformation of the Islamic
movement becomes an interesting point of interest in relation to
the changes in patterns of expression in the religious practices.
(400 words)
Keywords: Islamic Movement, Religious Practice, Media, Popular
Islam

ENGINEERED PIETY: CULTURAL HEGEMONY IN THE

DISCOURSE OF RELIGIOUS TRUTH
Dhuhri, MA. –IAIN Lhokseumawe
Email: dhuhri@iain.ac.id

On how media representing reality, many scholars convince that

the work of media inextricably
linked with producing psedo-reality, in which its audiences’
opinions are stirred and engineered for media favour. The
academic literature on media’s work has revealed the
emergence of several contrasting themes. (400 words)
Keywords: Representation, cultural hegemony, discourse,
religious truth, media construction

ON AIR MEDIATED PIETY: STUDY ON ISLAMIC

PROGRAM IN THREE RADIO STATIONS IN
KENDARI, SOUTHEAST SULAWESI

Dr. Baskara —Halu Oleo University, Kendari

Email: basku@haluu.ac.id
Islamic program actually is a representation of Islamic piety
broadcasted through any media, included radio. (400 words)
Keywords: Radio program, Islamic piety, representation,
commodification

SEGMENTED PIETY: MISREPRESENTATION OF

FEMALE MUSLIM SCHOLARS IN INDONESIA MEDIA

Dr. Fahmi —IAIN Surakarta

Email: fahmi@iain.ac.id

Ustadzah is a term that is most rarely discussed by muslim

scholars in the social discourse. In Indonesia public know them
through media. (400 words)

Keywords: Misrepresentation, Muslim scholars, gender sensitivity,

discourse, media

Short Biography of the Chair and the Panelists

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