@article{digilib72365,
          volume = {8},
          number = {1},
           month = {June},
          author = {- Noor Hamid},
           title = {Community-Based Da'wah after Hajj Social Roles of Pilgrims in a MulticulturalSociety},
       publisher = {Insuri Ponorogo},
            year = {2025},
         journal = {Muharrik: Jurnal Dakwah dan Sosial},
           pages = {149--168},
        keywords = {Construction Of Hajj, Islamic Da'wah, Multicultural},
             url = {https://digilib.uin-suka.ac.id/id/eprint/72365/},
        abstract = {This  study  investigates  the  post-Hajj  da'wah  initiatives  of  the  Indonesian  Hajj Brotherhood  Association  (IPHI),  with  a  focus  on  its  role  in  fostering  social cohesion  and  community  empowerment  among  Hajj  alumni  in  a  pluralistic society.  While  existing  research  on  Hajj  pilgrimage  has  primarily  centered  on ritual dimensions or state regulation, little attention has been given to the post-pilgrimage    civic    and    da'wah    activities    facilitated    by    community-based organizations  such  as IPHI.  Addressing  this  gap,  the  study  explores  how IPHIKapanewon  Tempel  functions  as  a  local  model  of  religious  engagement  and social mobilization after Hajj. Employing a qualitative case study approach, this research highlights the selection of IPHITempel due to its active engagement in grassroots  da'wah  and  intergroup  dialogue.  The  findings  reveal  that IPHInot only reinforces Islamic values among returning pilgrims but also contributes to broader social harmony through inclusive educational and social programs. This study offers a novel perspective by framing post-Hajj religious activism as a form of localized civic da'wah, thus expanding the discourse on pilgrimage beyond its ritual  boundaries.  The  research  contributes  to  understanding  how  religious organizations  transform  spiritual  experiences  into  sustained  community  action in multicultural contexts}
}