Resilience of Muslim Families in the Pandemic Era: Indonesian Millennial Muslim Community's Response Against COVID-19
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This paper aims to investigate the resilience of millennial Muslim families in Indonesia in the face of the
COVID-19 outbreak. The indicators examined were their resilience in gender partnerships, health and
security, economic conditions, social-psychological resilience, and social-cultural resilience. The sample of data
used in this study were 403 respondents. This research is a quantitative descriptive. The SPSS tool is used
to describe the percentage of respondents' answers. The results showed that the gender partnership, health
and safety, psychological social resilience, and socio-cultural resilience were in a quite good condition, but the
economic conditions of the millennial Muslim family were the opposite. Family science practitioners can
estimate millennial Muslim family behavior after the COVID-19 pandemic through this article. As for
academics, this article is used for further research by integrating millennial Muslim family endurance.
Empirically this research is useful to increase understanding of family resilience in the face of crisis.
Millennial Muslim family resilience is a relatively new phenomenon for practitioners and academics. This
research is a preliminary study that investigates the resilience of millennial Muslim families. Therefore, this
investigation will serve as an investigation of knowledge about the resilience of millennial Muslim families
when a virus outbreak occurs in Indonesia and the world.
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