Mediatization of Islam in Kashmir: A Critical Content Analysis of Contemporary Islamic Socio-Religious Magazines
This paper provides an in-depth analysis of select magazines published by Islamic socio-religious organizations in Kashmir, India. It explores various aspects of these publications, including thematic prevalence, framing techniques, symbolic representation, tone, and the portrayal of religion and fa...
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description | This paper provides an in-depth analysis of select magazines published by Islamic socio-religious organizations in Kashmir, India. It explores various aspects of these publications, including thematic prevalence, framing techniques, symbolic representation, tone, and the portrayal of religion and faith. Using both qualitative and quantitative approaches, along with content analysis, this study applies Ninian Smart's Seven Dimensions of Religion as its primary theoretical and methodological framework. Key findings highlight recurring themes of ethics, social justice, and community solidarity, alongside the use of persuasive language and rhetorical techniques such as repetition, symbolism, and imagery. The magazines portray religion as a source of guidance and compassion, with ethical and social themes (64.5%) prominently featuring topics like proper conduct, human rights, women's rights, Islamic law, social issues, and community relations. Overall, the positive tone of the publications underscores the role of Islamic magazines in fostering community cohesion and influencing public discourse within Kashmir. This study is of notable relevance for religious practitioners and offers valuable insights for government agencies aiming to engage with Islamic organizations in the region, promoting collaborative approaches to address community needs and inform policy development. |
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spelling | doaj-art-4dea3c3e730c41cbb618dac69a3083cc2025-01-08T15:32:40ZengHakan AYDINMedya ve Din Araştırmaları Dergisi2636-88112024-12-0172416110.47951/mediad.15256992403Mediatization of Islam in Kashmir: A Critical Content Analysis of Contemporary Islamic Socio-Religious MagazinesDr John Koyye Babu0https://orcid.org/0009-0009-4699-0349Muntaha Mehraj Hafiz1https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3259-8284Central University of KashmirCentral University of Kashmir, IndiaThis paper provides an in-depth analysis of select magazines published by Islamic socio-religious organizations in Kashmir, India. It explores various aspects of these publications, including thematic prevalence, framing techniques, symbolic representation, tone, and the portrayal of religion and faith. Using both qualitative and quantitative approaches, along with content analysis, this study applies Ninian Smart's Seven Dimensions of Religion as its primary theoretical and methodological framework. Key findings highlight recurring themes of ethics, social justice, and community solidarity, alongside the use of persuasive language and rhetorical techniques such as repetition, symbolism, and imagery. The magazines portray religion as a source of guidance and compassion, with ethical and social themes (64.5%) prominently featuring topics like proper conduct, human rights, women's rights, Islamic law, social issues, and community relations. Overall, the positive tone of the publications underscores the role of Islamic magazines in fostering community cohesion and influencing public discourse within Kashmir. This study is of notable relevance for religious practitioners and offers valuable insights for government agencies aiming to engage with Islamic organizations in the region, promoting collaborative approaches to address community needs and inform policy development.https://dergipark.org.tr/tr/download/article-file/4112084medyadinkeşmiri̇slami dergilersosyo-dini organizasyonlarmediareligionkashmirislamic magazinessocio-religious organizations |
spellingShingle | Dr John Koyye Babu Muntaha Mehraj Hafiz Mediatization of Islam in Kashmir: A Critical Content Analysis of Contemporary Islamic Socio-Religious Magazines Medya ve Din Araştırmaları Dergisi medya din keşmir i̇slami dergiler sosyo-dini organizasyonlar media religion kashmir islamic magazines socio-religious organizations |
title | Mediatization of Islam in Kashmir: A Critical Content Analysis of Contemporary Islamic Socio-Religious Magazines |
title_full | Mediatization of Islam in Kashmir: A Critical Content Analysis of Contemporary Islamic Socio-Religious Magazines |
title_fullStr | Mediatization of Islam in Kashmir: A Critical Content Analysis of Contemporary Islamic Socio-Religious Magazines |
title_full_unstemmed | Mediatization of Islam in Kashmir: A Critical Content Analysis of Contemporary Islamic Socio-Religious Magazines |
title_short | Mediatization of Islam in Kashmir: A Critical Content Analysis of Contemporary Islamic Socio-Religious Magazines |
title_sort | mediatization of islam in kashmir a critical content analysis of contemporary islamic socio religious magazines |
topic | medya din keşmir i̇slami dergiler sosyo-dini organizasyonlar media religion kashmir islamic magazines socio-religious organizations |
url | https://dergipark.org.tr/tr/download/article-file/4112084 |
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