Da'wah Methods Need to Change as Artificial Intelligence Becomes a Threat to Religious Authority – Muhammadiyah Official Website – English Version

MUHAMMADIYAH.OR.ID, JAKARTA – Seeing the tendency of today's generation of children closely related to social and digital media, the Vice Chairman of the Muhammadiyah Council for Library and Information Council Ismail Fahmi said that they learn Islam and meet those who are anti-Islam. Ismail, who is also the Founder of Drone Emprit, said that their interaction with those who are anti-Islam or anti-religion has made this millennial generation consider religion unimportant. Learning from this tendency, Ismail Fahmi suggested that methods of da'wah should be adjusted to suit the needs. "The communication style and the way of seeking information are essential foundation to change our da'wah methods," said Ismail at the Pesantren Digital on'Digital Da'wah Strategy' conducted by the Council for Telkomsel Taqwa on Monday (27/3). The rapid development of digital technology has impacted the authority of religion that has long been considered authoritative.