The Challenge Of Globalisation On Religious Appreciation Among Young Muslim In Contemporary World.

Youths are considered the core and backbone of the development of a country and the ummah. Youthful life is a period full of challenges. Globalization, as a current phenomenon in the world, is a significant challenge to the development of youth, particularly in relation to religious appreciation. The rapid development of communication technology, with various software on websites, has influenced the way of thinking and life of the youth due to their exposure to sophisticated and cutting-edge telecommunication applications. Globalization partially brings benefits to human life, particularly through advancements in communication technology. However, it also poses impacts and challenges in the practice of religion, especially among the younger generation. Based on these facts, this article attempts to discuss how globalization has impacted and challenged the appreciation of religion among young Muslims today. The method used in crafting this article is based on qualitative data by referring to previous studies related to the discussion theme. This qualitative data is then analyzed thematically by forming specific themes. This study reveals that globalization today brings many challenges to young Muslims all over the world in appreciating their religion in daily life. It has also had negative impacts and influenced their lifestyle, such as food and dress, as well as their way of thinking. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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