چکیده:
Media jurisprudence is a science that gives jurisprudential answers to media issues through inferences from reliable religious sources and deals with the rulings related to human action in the media system within the framework of values and religious system. One of the important issues of media jurisprudence It is the duty of messengers or media members to explain the rules; that these rules themselves have two parts; Some rulings include general media members and others are specific rulings of each group of media members. This research, with a descriptive and analytical approach, referring to the Qur'an and authentic narrative texts, and using the ijtihad method, explains the rules of the general media, and specifically specifies the duties of a religious messenger. The need to acquire specialized religious knowledge by the messenger, the conditionality of faith in the religious messenger, and the duty of chronology and audience awareness in the religious messenger are among the findings of this research regarding the general duties of the media.
خلاصه ماشینی:
Conditions of Islamic Media Agents in the Light of Quranic Verses and Hadiths Article Type: Research Ruqayyah al-Sadat Moamen 1 Date of Receipt: 2023/10/14 Date of Acceptance: 2024/01/20 Abstract Media jurisprudence is a science that, through inference from authentic religious sources, provides jurisprudential answers to media issues and, within the framework of religious values and systems, addresses the rulings related to human actions in the media system.
The necessity of acquiring specialized religious knowledge by the agent, the condition of faith in the religious messenger, and the duty of time awareness and audience awareness in the religious messenger are among the findings of this research regarding the general duties of media professionals.
211), meaning that knowledge has three branches: beliefs, obligations, and ethics; and whatever is other than these three is merely a superiority, profession, or skill; therefore, the first duty of media professionals is the scholarly religious recognition of media activities, not just the recognition of profession and technique; for example, in the etiquette of trade, a merchant who learns the skill of trading must also learn the jurisprudence of trade before starting business "الفقه ثم المتجر"1 (Kulayni, 1407 AH, Vol. 5, p.
Media professionals are also obligated, in addition to specialized media knowledge, to have a scholarly religious recognition regarding their specialty; for example, an actor, in addition to acquiring acting skills, must know which roles they can play based on religious principles and in which matters they cannot perform a role.
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