Anti-Hadith Discourse and The Post-Secularism Turn: Rethinking Nazwar Syamsu and Minardi Mursyid and their Followers on Digital Platform

The Indonesian Anti-Hadith Group (AHG) thought has never been extinguished. No matter how big the public’s rejection of their ideas, that’s significant resistance is. This article aims to reveal Anti Hadith discourse, especially in post-secularism, which is considered momentum for religious openness. Through virtual ethnography method, this argues that post-secular era, activities AHG followers are increasingly dynamic. They build network, revive and publish founders’ thoughts, appeal through digital platforms. Post-secularism, marked by decline privatization religion public sphere, opens up opportunities Islamic discourses, including Anti-hadith discourse. implication, on one hand, no longer a privacy separated from sphere. On other current potentially challenges sources law. fact becomes paradox post-secularism usually characterized desire. Still, contrary, presence stimulated controversies mid Muslim communities.