From Screen to Soul: Strengthening the Value Of Islamic Families in the Digital Age

Abstrak

The digital era brought a significant transformation to the dynamics of Muslim families, with exposure to negative content, communication disruptions, and identity crises being the main challenges that threaten the harmony of the sakina mawaddah warahmah. This research aims to study the strategy of strengthening the value of Islamic families through the synergy of families, schools, and communities with technology integration, critical digital literacy, and revitalization of tasawuf as moral strongholds. Qualitative literature study methods analyze ten recent scientific journals through thematic approaches that include phenomena, theories, findings, case data, and discussions. The results show an increase in moral understanding of up to 40%, digital ethics awareness of 70%, and spiritual resilience through Islamic parenting, blended learning, habituation, teacher exemplary, and digital social projects. The active assistance of mothers as well as adaptive curriculum based on trust and tasawuf proved effective in overcoming moral degradation. The conclusion emphasized that the repeated holistic approach with the commitment of the education center is able to make technology a tool of da'wah, not a threat, for the realization of eternal households connected to Allah in the midst of the flow of globalization.