| dc.description.abstract | Child grooming is an act of sexual abuse in which an adult (groomer) manipulates a child
under the age of 18 by building relationships, trusts, and emotional bonds online and offline. One
of the prevention efforts of acts of sexual violence and harassment is with sex education. However,
modern sex education today has been influenced by political, legal, and economic circumstances
of liberal viewpoints. This resulted in sex education in a religious perspective being considered un
progressive and relevant to modern society. In addition, for some Muslims sex education is still
taboo to discuss. Based on this, this review will involve a comprehensive search of targeted literature
and a narrative examination of research in Indonesia and internationally to look for similarities and
differences. The result of this review is that Islamic sex education can be used in efforts to prevent
sexual violence including child grooming by embracing and providing education to stakeholders such
as parents, teachers, and the government. | en_US |
