The Weakness of Religious Awareness Among Iraqi Youth on Social Media
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This study addresses the issue of weak religious awareness among today’s youth on social media. It highlights certain platforms that contribute to the spread of false and misleading posts and news that distort religious beliefs in the minds of young people. The study aims to correct the trajectory of religious awareness among them by demonstrating the negative impact of these platforms and emphasizing the proper use of social media to serve Islamic values. It also seeks to alert readers that not all information shared on these platforms is accurate and reliable, stressing the importance of verifying content through original sources to prevent the spread of misconceptions and myths. The study concludes a set of findings and recommendations related to various aspects of shaping religious awareness among youth, which can be implemented to correct their understanding and prevent them from being misled by false posts and news.
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