The Prophetic Sunnah and the Challenges of the Age: Confronting Technology and Its Effects on Social and Psychological Security
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Digital technology, Prophetic Sunnah, psychological security, Islamic ethics, misinformationThe modern technological age has significantly altered social and psychological dynamics, particularly within Muslim communities. Excessive virtual communication has led to social isolation, while digital addiction and social media comparisons have contributed to rising anxiety and depression. Moreover, breaches of privacy and misuse of personal data have fostered a widespread sense of insecurity. In response, this research explores the role of the Prophetic Sunnah as a holistic and enduring source of guidance in addressing these contemporary digital challenges.
Using analytical and inductive methods, the study examines Prophetic teachings on human behavior and social ethics in light of the psychological and social disruptions caused by technology. It identifies values rooted in the Sunnah that can fortify individual and community well-being.
The findings reveal that the Sunnah offers vital principles to restore balance and integrity in a digital world. These include the emphasis on genuine human interaction through family ties and community gatherings, the cultivation of self-discipline and moderation in digital usage, and strong ethical warnings against harmful online behaviors like gossip, slander, and false information. Thus, the Prophetic Sunnah emerges as a spiritually rich and socially responsive framework for navigating technological life in line with Islamic objectives.
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