Approach to Da'wah in the Society 5.0
Abstract
This paper seeks to investigate the advantages of prophetic communication in contemporary preaching within the context of modern media. Da'wah has been problematic in the modern day due to the prevalence of unethical behavior in new media. Paradoxically, the laws that are in place now are insufficient to stop moral transgressions, which lead to irrational beliefs in society. In addition, unethical preaching fosters conflict and division in society. This study examines writings that are pertinent to the subject. Through social media observations, the author gathered information for this piece. Following that, content analysis was used to decrease the data. The findings demonstrate the persistence of ethical negligence, which is typified by a number of contemporary occurrences. The six sermons given by the Apostles are referred to as da'wah standards in the Qur'an. To help improve the social order, these six ethics can be applied as a da'wah approach
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