Zahrotunnimah, Zahro and Ida Susilowati, Ida (2019) Issues of the Awakening of Communism and Khilafah as a Form of a Black Campaign in the Presidential Election in Indonesia in 2019. Mizan: Journal of Islamic Law, 3 (2). ISSN ISSN: 2598-974X, E-ISSN: 2598-6252

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Abstract

Abstract: The 2019 presidential election has a different political nuance compared to previous elections in Indonesia. Increased political participation in the community gave birth to militant political volunteers in each candidate's camp. As political participation increases, it is undeniable that there are also indications of a black campaign in the 2019 presidential election contestation this year. The issue of communism and the issue of khilafah are examples of the existence of a black campaign that threatens the democratization of elections in Indonesia and even threatens the disintegration of the nation. The following article seeks to find out how black campaigns can develop in Indonesia and the efforts of the government and the community in counteracting black campaigns in elections in Indonesia. The actualization of Pancasila values in the form of legislation was made by the government as an effort to cope with the hoax news circulation. The internationalization of the values of Pancasila in people's lives has an important role as a solution to face the black campaign in the process of democratic political socialization. This is an effort to realize the creation of social justice for all the people of Indonesia, through the realization of a rigorous selection. Keywords: Black Campaign, Communism, Islamic Khilafah, Political Socialization, Election Democratization

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