Online piety and its discontent: revisiting Islamic anxieties on Indonesian social media.

In today's digital age, many Indonesian Muslims utilise social media, such as Facebook, WhatsApp and BlackBerry Messenger (BBM), to express their piety. However, their religious online practices are not devoid of ambiguities, discontents and tensions. The article focuses on these specific consequences of being digitally pious in Indonesia. It examines how , an established concept in Islamic theology that refers to showing off one's piety, has gained new relevance in the context of contemporary uses of social media for religious purposes. The article particularly discusses online Qur'an reading groups (ODOJ) and (charity) activities that utilise social media, and asks how Muslims deal with the problem of , which is strongly discouraged in Islamic theology, and with the discontent and anxieties it generates. At the same time, it reveals that the responses to the challenge that poses vary greatly and that Indonesian Muslims have found different ways to overcome it.