Facebook is often used to spread hate speech against others, especially to people outside their group. In western countries, Muslim people often become the targets of hate. Conversely, in Muslim populated countries, the target of hate might vary. This research focused on studying the agitation propaganda through the use of hate speech from and against Muslims which are expressed in their Facebook pages. The data were taken from 40 posts from 4 Facebook pages; two pages were from Anti-Muslim Groups in the UK and the USA, while the other two were taken from Individual Muslims in Indonesia. These posts were analyzed quantitatively by applying theories of hate speech, propaganda, and social identity theory. The results revealed that groups from...
User-generated content online is shaped by many factors, including endogenous elements such as platf...
This study is a contribution to the limited knowledge of how different types of media content (about...
This research examined whether a differing degree of unidentifiability online influences the constru...
Abstract This study aimed to analyze words that were often used by hate spellers in Facebook, the ...
Social media is a tool of spreading news from and to the wider community. However, these technologic...
Social media is a tool of spreading news from and to the wider community. However, these technologic...
Facebook has become one of the fastest growing social media platforms. At the end of 2013, Facebook ...
This research aims to discover the Indonesian-moderate Muslim communities opinion on social media ha...
The use of hate speech in Malaysia has increased with access to the new media. Facebook, Twitter and...
This paper explores social media conversations about Islam and Muslims through discourse analysis. T...
This study aims to analyze the perspective of Islamic law on hate comments that are rampant on socia...
This article discusses hate speech on Facebook from two groups of supporters for the presidential ca...
Social media has also become a public sphere for people to express all expressions, opinions, ideas,...
This study aims to analyze the perspective of Islamic law on hate comments that are rampant on socia...
Over the past five years, there has been a rapid increase in documented hate crimes against ethnic a...
User-generated content online is shaped by many factors, including endogenous elements such as platf...
This study is a contribution to the limited knowledge of how different types of media content (about...
This research examined whether a differing degree of unidentifiability online influences the constru...
Abstract This study aimed to analyze words that were often used by hate spellers in Facebook, the ...
Social media is a tool of spreading news from and to the wider community. However, these technologic...
Social media is a tool of spreading news from and to the wider community. However, these technologic...
Facebook has become one of the fastest growing social media platforms. At the end of 2013, Facebook ...
This research aims to discover the Indonesian-moderate Muslim communities opinion on social media ha...
The use of hate speech in Malaysia has increased with access to the new media. Facebook, Twitter and...
This paper explores social media conversations about Islam and Muslims through discourse analysis. T...
This study aims to analyze the perspective of Islamic law on hate comments that are rampant on socia...
This article discusses hate speech on Facebook from two groups of supporters for the presidential ca...
Social media has also become a public sphere for people to express all expressions, opinions, ideas,...
This study aims to analyze the perspective of Islamic law on hate comments that are rampant on socia...
Over the past five years, there has been a rapid increase in documented hate crimes against ethnic a...
User-generated content online is shaped by many factors, including endogenous elements such as platf...
This study is a contribution to the limited knowledge of how different types of media content (about...
This research examined whether a differing degree of unidentifiability online influences the constru...