Islam, Man and Technology مقاله

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Islam, Man, and Technology Mohammad Reza Nili Ahmadabadi1* Abstract In the present era, technology in its hardware and software dimensions has cast a shadow over all sectors of human society to the extent that cyberspace has expanded alongside physical space, covering sectors such as culture, education, politics, economy, and many interpersonal interactions. com Technology and its Relationship with Science and Philosophy Science in a general sense is called knowledge and cognition, and in a broad concept, it is applied to any type of awareness regarding truths, objects, phenomena, laws, and principles. The consequences of such an approach can include: the invisible collapse of culture, the degradation of human and societal identity to the level of a mere tool or means, the reduction of all material and spiritual matters to technology, disregard for people's beliefs under the pretext of relativism, attention to and reliance on means instead of trust and reliance on the Origin of Existence, human fallibility versus the error-free nature of machines, lack of cultural cohesion despite the existence of diverse communication tools, confirmation of propositions solely by citing statistics and the simplification of human science topics into numbers, the theft of individual and social values, attention to the product instead of attention to policies beyond the product, imitation of natural science methodology for studying humans, the secret infiltration of technology into the souls and minds of humans in such a way that true peace is affected by the deficiency or loss of tools, and modern stereotypical thinking, (Postman, 1381).