REVIEW PAPER Religion and Cyberspace
Ethical Norms of Privacy in Cyberspace Higher Education and University Education

Dr. Asghar Zamani (Iran); Narges Torabian (Iran)

Volume 5, Issue 14 , September 2018, Pages 11-32

https://doi.org/025/p-l.2018.2102

Abstract
  Privacy is one of the most important issues in the field of Islamic law and ethics, which in Islamic law is related to the two concepts of justice and security; On the other hand, with the growth of information technology and the influence of communication networks and the impact on human actions and ...  Read More

REVIEW PAPER Religion and Cyberspace
Methods of Propagating Islam and Preventing Anti-Religious Propaganda in Cyberspace

Dr. Ali Ahang (Iran); Seyyede Farnaz Ettehad (Iran)

Volume 5, Issue 14 , September 2018, Pages 33-60

https://doi.org/025/p-l.2018.2103

Abstract
  The present era is faced with many mass media and of course virtual spaces with a variety of capabilities and capabilities. Communicating in the global village now and exchanging it, along with presenting false and biased cultures and propaganda about factions, groups, individuals and in particular religion, ...  Read More

REVIEW PAPER Religion and Cyberspace
The Identity of New Communication Media and its Impact on Teaching Religious Concepts in the Context of McLuhan's Idea of Hot and Cold Media

Bardia Attaran (Iran); Dr. MohammadReza Borzooie (Iran)

Volume 5, Issue 14 , September 2018, Pages 61-85

https://doi.org/025/p-l.2018.2104

Abstract
  Due to the great importance of the media in everyday life, a macro-theoretical understanding of the media is important, in which new media in the context of cyberspace - such as the Internet - can be studied and explored from different theoretical and practical perspectives. This descriptive-analytical ...  Read More

REVIEW PAPER Religion and Cyberspace
Expediency and Media Relations

Dr. Mohammad Ali Heidari (Iran); Dr. Ahmad Reza Tavakoli (Iran); Abedin Siahat Esfandiari (Iran)

Volume 5, Issue 14 , September 2018, Pages 87-108

https://doi.org/025/p-l.2018.2105

Abstract
  Today, life in the world of information has faced serious challenges for human beings; Deconstructive access to information and lack of monitoring of individuals' competencies can lead to analysis errors; On the other hand, although awareness of news and information plays an important role in people's ...  Read More

REVIEW PAPER Religion and Cyberspace
Practical Media Management Strategies Aimed at Increasing the Capacity to Promote Religious Knowledge in Cyberspace

Reza Rostami (Iran)

Volume 5, Issue 14 , September 2018, Pages 109-139

https://doi.org/025/p-l.2018.2106

Abstract
  In today's world where the mass media surrounds human life in various ways and directs his thoughts, a new space has emerged in the discussion of religion and its relationship with the media, which on the one hand paves the way for propaganda. Religious education and raising the level of religious education ...  Read More

REVIEW PAPER Religion and Cyberspace
A Pathological Approach to the Linguistic Nodes of Religious Missionaries in Cyberspace

Saeid Ghorbani (Iran); Mostafa Farahi (Iran)

Volume 5, Issue 14 , September 2018, Pages 141-169

https://doi.org/025/p-l.2018.2634

Abstract
  The present study discusses the language nodes of religious missionaries in cyberspace and points out that language nodes are not just stuttering; Rather, it includes some rhetorical and eloquent objections and unfamiliarity with the language of a medium, as well as ignorance of today's audience and ...  Read More

REVIEW PAPER Religion and Cyberspace
Virtual Religious Education (Opportunities and Challenges)

Nargis Abdul-Aziz Tarif (Iraq); Farghan Al-Waeli (Iraq)

Volume 5, Issue 14 , September 2018, Pages 177-208

https://doi.org/025/p-l.0621.2107

Abstract
  In application of the Almighty’s saying: “And whoever has the best sayings of someone who calls to God and does righteous deeds and said that I am from a Muslim is a Muslim,” and where the methods of calling to God Almighty are not always in a situation that changes in time. Study the ...  Read More

REVIEW PAPER Religion and Cyberspace
Employment of Cyberspace in Religious Education

Dr. Naha Hamed Taher Abdul-Hussein Al-Taei (Iraq)

Volume 5, Issue 14 , September 2018, Pages 209-228

https://doi.org/025/p-l.0621.2108

Abstract
  Human civilization has become characterized by the rapid successive change in knowledge and the increase in its technological applications, in terms of quantity and quality, which resulted in a change in the criteria for evaluating societies according to the extent of technological and information advancement ...  Read More

REVIEW PAPER Inter-Religious Dialogue
The Role of Cyberspace in Interfaith Dialogue

Dr. Salam Razagh Hassoun Al-Zubeidi (Iraq); Ali Hamzah Mazban Hamadi Al-Tamimi (Iraq)

Volume 5, Issue 14 , September 2018, Pages 229-273

https://doi.org/025/p-l.2018.2109

Abstract
  Difference, agreement, dialogue, controversy, propaganda, truth and other concepts are not transient phenomena and concepts, but rather are products of nations' struggle and religious and political forces influencing the building of societies and establishing relationships. Some of them carry the interests ...  Read More

REVIEW PAPER Cyber Life
Designing a Computer Program to Measure the Level of Education in Cyberspace of the University

Ali Abdol-Hossein al-Fazhl (Iraq)

Volume 5, Issue 14 , September 2018, Pages 275-292

https://doi.org/10.22034/imjpl.2018.6484

Abstract
  The information revolution that the world is witnessing has created new opportunities, not only in the field of business, but also in training and creating new opportunities and bridging distances. Therefore, the present study seeks to exploit the technological revolution and design a computer program; ...  Read More

REVIEW PAPER Religion and Cyberspace
Cultural Impacts of Virtual System on the Behavior of Religious Studies Students

Abed Qafarov (Azerbaijan)

Volume 5, Issue 14 , September 2018, Pages 301-320

https://doi.org/025/p-l.2018.2110

Abstract
  When Hz Musa came with his staff and dropped it, it turned to a snake and swallowed their magic. With a naked eye both sides did the same thing, hence they called Hz Musa a knowledgeable magician or another example, when in Arabia poetry was very popular, prophet Muhammad (pbuh) introduced Quran and ...  Read More