Review Article
Modern Media and Changing the Functions of Family (With Emphasis on Individualism
Modern Media and Changing the Functions of Family (With Emphasis on Individualism

Syed Mohammad Hossein Sadat Chavoshiyan (Iran)

Volume 4, Issue 11 , December 2017, Pages 9-38

https://doi.org/025/p-l.2017.340

Abstract
  Compared to traditional media, an important characteristic of modern media is that it taps on electric and electronic means and it has extensive coverage. The most important characteristic ...  Read More
Review Article
Big Data: New Development Opportunities in Islamic Studies
Big Data: New Development Opportunities in Islamic Studies

Sally Kawtharany (Lebanon)

Volume 4, Issue 11 , December 2017, Pages 39-54

https://doi.org/025/p-l.2017.341

Abstract
  A Quranic researcher's personality should be identified by the scientific characters because his/her efforts should be based on evidence and truth to acquire knowledge, And without ...  Read More
Review Article
Future Studies of Religious Education based on Virtual Learning
Future Studies of Religious Education based on Virtual Learning

Amber Zehra (Pakistan)

Volume 4, Issue 11 , December 2017, Pages 55-83

https://doi.org/025/p-l.2017.342

Abstract
  A detailed analysis of current trends in virtual learning that can be applied for future studies of religious education and sharing results of introducing a new concept of virtual E-learning ...  Read More
Review Article
Playing the Gospel of Video Games
Playing the Gospel of Video Games

Ionut Cristian Baru (Romania)

Volume 4, Issue 11 , December 2017, Pages 85-119

https://doi.org/025/p-l.2017.343

Abstract
  Even before modern technological era, there was a close relationship between religious education and technology. Religion has helped many people to understand new technologies and technologies ...  Read More
Review Article
The Role and Impact of Social Networks in Our Lives
The Role and Impact of Social Networks in Our Lives

Mahdi Barov (Azerbaijan)

Volume 4, Issue 11 , December 2017, Pages 127-137

https://doi.org/025/p-l.2017.344

Abstract
  According to the Global Stats Center, the number of Facebook users in Azerbaijan has increased sharply over the past year, but the situation with YouTube and Twitter is different. The ...  Read More
Review Article
The Impact of Social Media and the Ethics of Using It on a Student's Family Life
The Impact of Social Media and the Ethics of Using It on a Student's Family Life

Kemale Asgarova (Azerbaijan)

Volume 4, Issue 11 , December 2017, Pages 139-164

https://doi.org/025/p-l.2017.345

Abstract
  The Internet has become an integral part of our lives. Many lonely people look for a solution in a virtual environment. However, experts say that Internet addiction has caused disconnection ...  Read More
Review Article
From the Reality of the Past to the Virtual World of the Internet (Shia and Sunni Dialogue and Approach Studies)
From the Reality of the Past to the Virtual World of the Internet (Shia and Sunni Dialogue and Approach Studies)

Dr. Ibrahim Barca (Turkey)

Volume 4, Issue 11 , December 2017, Pages 167-200

https://doi.org/025/p-l.2017.346

Abstract
  Nowadays, people's shopping, rest, music, entertainment and so on. the internet, where they can do many daily activities, perform all scientific, artistic and philosophical learning ...  Read More
Review Article
Teaching Religions in the Internet Age
Teaching Religions in the Internet Age

Dr. Abd el Hafiz Ossoukine (Algeria)

Volume 4, Issue 11 , December 2017, Pages 203-232

https://doi.org/025/p-l.2017.347

Abstract
  It is always an ambitious and arduous task to try to deal with an area which combines religion and technology. Since the dawn of the Internet, people from different cultures and geographies ...  Read More
Review Article
The Potentials and Challenges of Cyber-Training in Islamic Studies in Sub-Saharan Africa
The Potentials and Challenges of Cyber-Training in Islamic Studies in Sub-Saharan Africa

Saïd KhanAbadi (Iran)

Volume 4, Issue 11 , December 2017, Pages 233-245

https://doi.org/025/p-l.2017.348

Abstract
  When Ibn Batouta, the Arab-Muslim traveler, in the 14th century, visited the sub-Saharan regions of Africa, he could not stop admiring the quality of the religious schools of these ...  Read More