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Annida

Indonesian magazine

Annida (literally "gentle call") was an Islamic teen magazine published in Indonesia between 1991 and 2009, with an online edition continuing until 2015. Initially focused on adult women readers, in 1993 the magazine was acquired by the Ummi Group and reoriented toward teenage girls.

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Annida

Indonesian magazine

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Annida (literally "gentle call") was an Islamic teen magazine published in Indonesia between 1991 and 2009, with an online edition continuing until 2015. Initially focused on adult women readers, in 1993 the magazine was acquired by the Ummi Group and reoriented toward teenage girls.

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Annida (literally "gentle call") was an Islamic teen magazine published in Indonesia between 1991 and 2009, with an online edition continuing until 2015. Initially focused on adult women readers, in 1993 the magazine was acquired by the Ummi Group and reoriented toward teenage girls. Teenage girls remained the primary audience for much of Annida's existence, although efforts were made to attract male readers. Initially published on a monthly basis, the magazine switched to a fortnightly schedule as its readership surpassed 90,000 per month. It dealt with a variety of issues affecting Indonesian Muslims, but mostly focused on short works of fiction. Many of its writers were members of the collective Forum Lingkar Pena.

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