The Role of the Family in Demoralization from the Perspective of Tafsir Ahkam

This study aims to analyze the framing of news about online gambling as a demoralizing threat in Indonesia, using the perspective of tafsir ahkam. Online gambling has become a worrying phenomenon in Indonesia, given its negative impact on individual and societal morality. This study uses Robert N. Entman's framing model to understand how the mass media frames the issue of online gambling and the government's efforts to address it. This study also utilizes the tafsir ahkam approach to examine Islamic views on online gambling practices and their implications for Muslims. Data were collected from major online news portals in Indonesia, such as Kompas.com, Detik.com, and Tribunnews.com, which reported on online gambling cases. Framing analysis was conducted to identify the main themes, perspectives, and emphases used by the media in reporting the issue. The tafsir ahkam approach was used to provide insight into how Islamic law views online gambling and how this perspective can be used to raise moral and ethical awareness among the public. The results show that the media tend to frame online gambling as a serious threat to national morality, emphasizing its negative impacts on individuals and society and the government's efforts to eradicate it. The tafsir ahkam perspective underscores the importance of firm law enforcement and moral education to prevent the spread of online gambling among Muslim communities. This research provides an important contribution to understanding how media framing and the tafsir ahkam approach can be used synergistically to address the issue of demoralization caused by online gambling in Indonesia

Islam · Law enforcement · Mass media · Phenomenon · Social media · Communication Studies and Media · Mental Health and Well-being · Qur’anic Interpretation Studies