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The document provides an overview of using the internet for da'wah (proselytizing) and networking. It discusses various online tools like email, social media, blogs, forums and file sharing sites and how they can be used to increase Islamic content online, expand networks and share information. It also provides information about internet access and conditions at the training location.
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Bisnis ini membutuhkan rencana bisnis yang mencakup (1) gambaran umum bisnis, (2) rencana pemasaran, (3) rencana operasional, dan (4) proyeksi keuangan. Rencana bisnis ini berguna untuk memperoleh pendanaan dan mengelola bisnis secara efektif.
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