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This article aims to describe the role of Islamic communication in addressing human rights isues, especially in Indonesia? The description of the problem is carried out in a descriptive qualitative manner, namely exploring and explaining the Islamic conception of human rights and the role of Islamic communication in enforcing it. The results showed that Islam has a teaching respect for human rights that can be explored from various sources of Islamic teachings. Thus, Muslims must be an active part of encouraging the growth of awareness of human rights. It is in this context that Islamic communication gets its urgency. The da'i, both institutionally and individually, must have the ability to master the material on human rights isues. Muslims must be actively involved in the ongoing global process, be an important part and contribute positively, both in Indonesia and in the global community, while carrying out the Islamic campaign rahmatan li al-'alamin.
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