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Processing information into journalistic content in contemporary news media creates a favorable environment for the distribution of misleading and fake information. This paper analyzes the distribution of alternative facts and fake news as a phenomenon ch... see more

This article aimed to verify the effectivity of Himmati to improve the Arabic reading skills of beginners. The target population here was all of the beginners in Indonesia as well as some other countries in Southeast Asia. While the accessible population ... see more

Literary works of classical (religious) books are works of literaturecovering many disciplines, such as theology, fiqh (jurisprudence), hadis, and mysticism (tasawuf). Mysticism takes an important part since there are many of its experts or Sufi who are a... see more

Marjuki, A., Cahyadi, D., & Pramesti, A. (2019). Perancangan Model Dashboard E-Marketplace Bank Sampah Sebagai Sarana Informasi Berbasis Web. Technomedia Journal, 4(2), 248-260. https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.33050/tmj.v4i2.1129

The first half of 20th century in the modern Indian art scene is crucial and significant. The artists who were following the Bengal School lacked the stamina and energy required for contemporary art scenario. Himmat Shah was one such talented young artist... see more

Sustainability is a modern phenomenon. It was associated with environmental science. With the rise of depletion of natural sources and global warming, UN was made to expand the domain of sustainability by including cultural factor in it. The need to moder... see more

This paper is a reply to Ken Himma’s article on How Facts Make Law. In his thoughtful and thought-provoking paper, Himma claims that the argument of HFML must go wrong somewhere because, if successful, the argument shows too much with too little. In parti... see more

In his outstanding paper “How Facts Make Law,” Mark Greenberg argues for the antipositivist claim that descriptive facts about certain social practices are not the only necessary determinants of legal content; “value facts” – which he is committed to cons... see more

Bulletin Friday Himma as one of the media propaganda Islamiyah in the State Islamic Institute ( IAIN ) Palangkaraya and tried to convey a message of propaganda to the whole society , especially students in IAIN Palangkaraya. Content analysis method (conte... see more

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