A THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF HOW LISTENING TO ENGLISH LANGUAGE MUSIC ON DIGITAL PLATFORMS SUPPORTS VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT

  • Novi Rahmadaniati Institut Agama Islam Negeri Palangkaraya
  • Hesty Widiastuty Institut Agama Islam Negeri Palangkaraya
Keywords: Vocabulary Development, English-Language Music, Digital Platforms, EFL Students, Language Learning Strategies

Abstract

This study explores the intersection of Islam and Generation Z on the TikTok platform, focusing on how creative da'wah (Islamic preaching) trends are being adapted and consumed by young users. With the rise of social media as a central avenue for religious discourse, TikTok has become a unique space where Islamic teachings are conveyed through engaging, often non-traditional, formats such as humor, music, and visual art. The research employs a qualitative approach, using content analysis to examine viral videos and identify key themes, as well as conducting interviews with content creators and Gen Z audiences to understand their perspectives on religious messaging in a digital space. The study aims to uncover how these creative da'wah trends influence religious understanding, social interactions, and the practice of Islam among young people. By investigating the role of TikTok as both a platform for self-expression and a tool for religious engagement, this research contributes to the broader discourse on digital religion, youth culture, and the evolving nature of Islamic practice in the contemporary digital era.

 

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Published
2024-12-25
How to Cite
Novi Rahmadaniati, & Hesty Widiastuty. (2024). A THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF HOW LISTENING TO ENGLISH LANGUAGE MUSIC ON DIGITAL PLATFORMS SUPPORTS VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT . INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR, 6, 409-420. Retrieved from https://conference.unita.ac.id/index.php/conference/article/view/216

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