Problematika kesakralan Agama oleh Gen Z di media sosial

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Juanita, Vita (2023) Problematika kesakralan Agama oleh Gen Z di media sosial. Masters thesis, UIN Sunan Ampel Surabaya.

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Abstract

This research is motivated by the existence of phenomena on social media, and the large number of contents circulating which is identified as a problem of religious sacredness. The problem of the sacredness of religion comes from Gen Z who are Muslims. The researcher chose 10 viral contents, which were identified as problems with the sacredness of religion. The content includes: Praying while dancing clubbing, Freestyle praying, Dancing prayer, Fan prayer, Jaran rocking dancing prayer, Pyramid prayer, rocking at the Sampang mosque, stepping on the Qur'an, spoofing religious songs, and Ustadz entering a disco. In this study, the researcher used Norman Fairclough's CDA tool, which consisted of text, discursive practice, and social practice. Data collection techniques are carried out through observation, documentation, and literature study. The data collected is analyzed to produce conclusions. The author combines the CDA of Norman Fairclough to dismantle discourse practices with the theory of technological determinology. The results of this study indicate that the sacredness of religion problems by Gen Z on social media, there are discourses from the contents that have been studied, including humor, playing up prayers, harassing religious symbols, and immorality. The perpetrator understands that what they were doing was wrong. However, they continue to produce content that involves issues of religious sacredness, with the hope that their content will go viral and be watched by millions of viewers. The frenetic social media has become an attraction for Gen Z. With the hope that there will be lots of followers, subscribers, opinions from other internet users, likes, and re-sharing of photos or videos, which make Gen Z being proud. This pride factor makes Gen Z forget about internet ethics.