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Saat ini media berbasis agama banyak bermunculan, mulai dari media cetak sampai media daring. Namun, objektivitas seringkali masih menjadi masalah seiring hadirnya media-media tersebut. Oleh karena itu, perlu ada perhatian khusus terhadap masalah ini. Terdapat dua penelitian yang membahas masalah ini menggunakan teori objektivitas Westerstahl dengan dua kasus yang berbeda. Perbedaan juga terlihat pada pengukuran di tahap operasionaliasi teori objektivitas Westerstahl. Penelitian pertama membahas tentang objektivitas pada Majalah Sabili saat meliput konflik Ambon, Sampit, dan Poso tahun 1999-2001. Penelitian kedua membahas tentang objektivitas pada media daring Voa-Islam dalam meliput penolakan terhadap Gubernur DKI Jakarta tahun 2014. Hasil dari kedua penelitian menemukan bahwa kedua media Islam yang diteliti belum memenuhi kriteria komponen objektivitas Westertahl. ...... Nowadays, many religious-based media are emerging, ranging from printing to online media. Despite the fact that the platform of religious-based media is now varied, objectivity is still a problem and it needs to be discussed. There have been two studies with two different cases addressing this issue using Westerstalhs Objectivity Theory. The difference can be seen in the measurement of the operational stage in Westerstalhs Objectivity Theory. The first study investigates the objectivity of Majalah Sabili when it covered Ambon, Sampit and Poso conflict in 1999-2001 while the second study investigates the objectivity of an online media platform named VOA-Islam when they covered about the rejection of DKI Jakartas governor back in 2014. Taken together, these results show that none of these two media fulfill Westertahls objectivity criteria.

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Pada tahun 1920-an, umat Islam Indonesia terlibat dalam perjuangan khilafah. Sebuah perjuangan yang bertujuan mewujudkan cita-cita Pan-Islamisme yakni pembentukan sebuah pemerintah Islam yang menyatukan umat Islam di seluruh dunia dalam satu peraturan hidup Islam. Untuk beberapa tahun mereka tetap terlibat dalam perjuangan ini. Sarekat Islam adalah salah satu kelompok umat Islam Indonesia yang terlibat. Pada tahun 1924 Sarekat Islam menerbitkan Bandera Islam, sebuah surat kabar yang digunakannya untuk kepentingan perjuangan khilafah. Oleh karena itu surat kabar yang terbit hingga tahun 1927 ini memuat banyak tulisan seputar perjuangan khilafah. Skripsi ini membahas peran Bandera Islam dalam perjuangan khilafah. ......In 1920's, Indonesian Muslims involved themselves in caliphate struggle. It was actually a struggle which aims to actualize the goal of Pan-Islamism which is creating an Islamic state that can unite all Muslims in the world under a Islamic system. For several years they have still been participating in this effort. Sarekat Islam is an Islamic group in Indonesia that was also involved. In 1924, Sarekat Islam published Bandera Islam, it was a newspaper which has been used for caliphate struggle. Therefore, this newspaper, which has been published until 1927, had contents about caliphate struggle. This thesis objective explains the role of Bandera Islam in caliphate struggle.

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Fridays of Rage reveals for the first time Al Jazeeras surprising rise to that most respected of all Western media positions: the watchdog of democracy. Al Jazeera served as the nursery for the Arab worlds democratic revolutions, promoting Friday as a day of rage and popular protest. This book gives readers a glimpse of how Al Jazeera has strategically cast its journalists as martyrs in the struggle for Arab freedom while promoting itself as the mouthpiece and advocate of the Arab public. In addition to heralding a new era of Arab democracy, Al Jazeera has come to have a major influence on Arab perceptions of US involvement in the Arab world, the Arab-Israeli conflict, the rise of global Islamic fundamentalism, and the expansion of the political Far Right. Al Jazeeras blueprint for Muslim democracy was part of a vision announced by the network during its earliest broadcasts. Al Jazeera presented a mirror to an Arab world afraid to examine itself and its democratic deficiencies. But rather than assuming that Al Jazeera is a monolithic force for positive transformation in Arab society, Fridays of Rage examines the potentially dark implications of Al Jazeeras radical reconceptualization of media as a strategic tool or weapon. As a powerful and rapidly evolving source of global influence, Al Jazeera embodies many paradoxes-the manifestations and effects of which are only now becoming apparent. Fridays of Rage guides readers through this murky territory, where journalists are martyrs, words are weapons, and facts are bullets.