چکیده:
Acts of diversion and play have existed in human life from ancient times until now; these acts are negative matters, and according to Islamic jurisprudence, a believer never spends their life in vanity. In the past, due to the lack of progress in societies and modern communication technologies, these acts manifested in forms such as gambling, alcoholic beverages, dancing, drugs, etc., but today, with the expansion of the internet and the virtual world, they have evolved in a different way. This article aims to use a descriptive-analytical method to explain diversion and play and its types in cyberspace, while stating its punishment in Iranian law, and seeks to answer the question: To what extent have diversion and play changed from the past to the present, and what are the upcoming challenges in this field? The findings in this article show that along with the development of technology, the types of diversion and play and the increased focus of individuals on these acts compared to the past have increased; furthermore, this issue has caused disturbances in the educational field and an accumulation of judicial cases.
خلاصه ماشینی:
" It seems that this view provides a proper definition of the importance of this space and the occurrence of a great revolution in the thoughts of the general public; on the other hand, the encouragement of Lahw and La'ib and making these acts appear beautiful in virtual space is a practice that was not addressed in this manner and with this level of creativity in the past.
" (Ansari, 1415, 2/42) B) Those who believe in the non-prohibition of La'ib Imami jurists are mostly of the opinion that La'ib is not prohibited, and they assign three rulings to the act of La'ib: haram (forbidden), mubah (permissible), and makruh (disliked).
d. , 1/424) Regarding pigeons, Sheikh Tusi and Shahid Thani consider flying them and being entertained by them to be makruh, because from their perspective, this act is futile and causes the wasting of life.
(Reisi, Ahmadian, Khosravi, Jamali, 1395, 5) Types of Lahw (diversion) and La'ib (play) in Virtual Space and Their Rulings Virtual space contains various tunnels and branches and, despite its progress, it also has wide expansion, which often, alongside its useful use, gives rise to invalid and futile acts.
Futile satires, which are increasing in virtual space today, are a clear example of invalid diversion (lahw al-batil) and are forbidden due to the humiliation and insult of a specific group of people.
Gambling is a prominent example of a prohibited act that, in the form of betting, has been ruled prohibited both in virtual and real spaces, and has also been criminalized in the penal law.
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