Islamic Popular Culture: Emerging of Nasyid Groups in Malaysia

This paper seeks to examine the emerging of nasyid's groups and their contributions in nurturing Islamic popular culture in Malaysia. In the light of the proliferation of da'wah, some nasyid groups have gradually emerged and grown, saying that they will uphold Islamic identity and prop...

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Main Author: Zulkiple Abd. Ghani
Format: Book chapter
Language:English
Published: Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia 2012
Online Access:http://ddms.usim.edu.my/handle/123456789/5621
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spelling my.usim-56212015-03-03T01:40:01Z Islamic Popular Culture: Emerging of Nasyid Groups in Malaysia Zulkiple Abd. Ghani This paper seeks to examine the emerging of nasyid's groups and their contributions in nurturing Islamic popular culture in Malaysia. In the light of the proliferation of da'wah, some nasyid groups have gradually emerged and grown, saying that they will uphold Islamic identity and propagate Islamic messages through the medium. Their songs fulfill a small amount of segment of radio and television time and regarded by some observe; as alternative entertainments to the non-Islamic culture. The groups objectives, visions and selected lyrics of their songs will be analyzed in order to present how they develop Islamic popular culture in facing globalism. This paper also argues that the major neglect of nourishing Islamic popular culture results in a vacuum which is inevitably Wed by non-Islamic culture. Therefore, as Malaysia is moving towards fulfilling Vision 2020 as a developed country which emphasizes on a fully moral and ethical society, artists, k e other groups in society, have to have a model to build a good image. This role is being played by artists in nasyid groups. 2012-06-21T07:48:56Z 2012-06-21T07:48:56Z 2006 Book chapter 1675-5936 http://ddms.usim.edu.my/handle/123456789/5621 en Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia
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description This paper seeks to examine the emerging of nasyid's groups and their contributions in nurturing Islamic popular culture in Malaysia. In the light of the proliferation of da'wah, some nasyid groups have gradually emerged and grown, saying that they will uphold Islamic identity and propagate Islamic messages through the medium. Their songs fulfill a small amount of segment of radio and television time and regarded by some observe; as alternative entertainments to the non-Islamic culture. The groups objectives, visions and selected lyrics of their songs will be analyzed in order to present how they develop Islamic popular culture in facing globalism. This paper also argues that the major neglect of nourishing Islamic popular culture results in a vacuum which is inevitably Wed by non-Islamic culture. Therefore, as Malaysia is moving towards fulfilling Vision 2020 as a developed country which emphasizes on a fully moral and ethical society, artists, k e other groups in society, have to have a model to build a good image. This role is being played by artists in nasyid groups.
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Islamic Popular Culture: Emerging of Nasyid Groups in Malaysia
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title Islamic Popular Culture: Emerging of Nasyid Groups in Malaysia
title_short Islamic Popular Culture: Emerging of Nasyid Groups in Malaysia
title_full Islamic Popular Culture: Emerging of Nasyid Groups in Malaysia
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