Pawarta: Journal of Communication and Da'wah publishes scholarly articles, research findings, and critical analyses that contribute to the development of communication studies and Islamic da'wah. The journal welcomes interdisciplinary perspectives that examine the evolving role of media, communication practices, and preaching strategies in Muslim societies.
This area includes theoretical, empirical, and applied research related to communication science. Topics may include:
Communication Theory and Practices: Interpersonal, group, organizational, and intercultural communication.
Media and Journalism Studies: Media analysis, news production, journalism ethics, and the role of traditional and digital media in society.
Digital and Social Media Communication: Online behavior, digital literacy, social network analysis, and influencer dynamics.
Strategic and Public Communication: Public relations, marketing communication, crisis communication, campaigns, and corporate communication strategies.
Broadcasting and Multimedia Studies: Radio, television, film, and emerging multimedia platforms.
Communication Ethics: Norms, values, and ethical challenges in contemporary media practice.
This section focuses on the study and practice of Islamic propagation in various sociocultural contexts. Topics may include:
Da'wah Theory and Methodology: Classical and modern approaches, principles, and strategies of Islamic preaching.
Digital Da'wah: Use of social media, websites, podcasts, and digital platforms for religious dissemination.
Da'wah Communication: Integration of communication principles in preaching, persuasive communication, and audience engagement.
Da'wah in Community Development: Empowerment programs, social transformation, and religious counseling.
Islamic Preaching Ethics: Ethical standards, credibility, and professionalism in da'wah activities.
Da'wah Institutions and Movements: Organizational studies, leadership, and management within da'wah organizations.
Religious Media Content: Analysis of Islamic messages in broadcasting, print, and digital media.
This Focus and Scope reflects the journal's commitment to supporting rigorous research that strengthens both the fields of communication and Islamic da'wah in contemporary society.
