Document Type : REVIEW PAPER

Author

• Dr. mohammad Mahdi Moheb Al-Rahman (Iran)

Graduated the 4 Levels in Department of Jurisprudence and Principles, Hawza of Qom, Qom, Iran

Abstract

The present study was the jurisprudential answer to the question of whether the Islamic State, during its absence or natural persons, has the legal right to filter web pages, satellite TVs and virtual social networks that seek non-religious or anti-religious education. And block? Based on this research, it can be concluded that the first principle is the sanctity of forbidding others from accessing web pages, satellite TVs and virtual social networks; But knowing the denial of web pages, satellite TVs, and virtual social networks, it is necessary to filter and prevent others from being educated and accessing these pages, TVs, and networks, if there is no harm or corruption in filtering.

Keywords

• Virtual Training
• Satellite TV
• Virtual Social Networks

Main Subjects

• Religion and Cyberspace