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Assistant Professor, Department of Law and Theology, Jiroft Branch, Islamic Azad University, Jiroft, Iran
Abstract
In Islam, it is emphasized to protect human societies from any intellectual and religious danger and deviant factors. Islam wants to create a society that has the least harm and deviation, and most importantly, it is the guarantor of the moral and behavioral health of people, both individually and socially, and the ground for the all-round growth and excellence of people. To be realized in the shadow of the implementation of Sharia rules and regulations. Today, due to the continuous expansion of social media and virtual space in countries and the lack of mismanagement, this issue can have very destructive and irreparable consequences, because according to global statistics, the increase in cyber space damages has had an upward trend. Accordingly, there are rules in the Holy Sharia to prevent and reduce many factors of such problems in Islamic societies, and one of these rules is the rule of expediency and the implementation of filtering.
Jahanabadi,R. , Bideshki,M. and Bahrehmand,M. (2023). Pathology of virtual space and filtering based on the jurisprudential rule of expediency. Applied Research in Jurisprudence and Law, 3(1), 163-173.
MLA
Jahanabadi,R. , , Bideshki,M. , and Bahrehmand,M. . "Pathology of virtual space and filtering based on the jurisprudential rule of expediency", Applied Research in Jurisprudence and Law, 3, 1, 2023, 163-173.
HARVARD
Jahanabadi R., Bideshki M., Bahrehmand M. (2023). 'Pathology of virtual space and filtering based on the jurisprudential rule of expediency', Applied Research in Jurisprudence and Law, 3(1), pp. 163-173.
CHICAGO
R. Jahanabadi, M. Bideshki and M. Bahrehmand, "Pathology of virtual space and filtering based on the jurisprudential rule of expediency," Applied Research in Jurisprudence and Law, 3 1 (2023): 163-173,
VANCOUVER
Jahanabadi R., Bideshki M., Bahrehmand M. Pathology of virtual space and filtering based on the jurisprudential rule of expediency. Applied Research in Jurisprudence and Law, 2023; 3(1): 163-173.