Misinformation Spread by the Waj Mahfil through Social Media Platforms about the Position of Women in Islam: A Case Study in Bangladesh

This research explores whether any misinformation regarding women is being spread in the Waj Mahfilsof Bangladesh through social media platforms. At present, an extensive number of people are listening to these Waj Mahfilsusing social media platforms, and therefore, fabricated information about women can have a terrible impact on society, Waj Mahfilsheld in Bangladesh and conducted by so-called Islamic speakers of this country, Shaykh Abdur Razzaq Bin Yusuf, Abu Twha Muhammad Adnan, Shah Ahmed Shafi and Amir Hamza have been selected from YouTube and Facebook as purposive sample for this research. Representation theory has been chosen as the theoretical framework. It can be expected that through this research, people will get a clear idea about the fake speakers of Islam and their false speeches on various social, economic and marital issues of women. It will also be a helpful tool for future researchers in this regard.

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Global Journal of Human-Social Science
Published
2025-03-06
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https://doi.org/10.34257/gjhssgvol25is1pg1
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Hate Speech and Cyberbullying Detection
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Misinformation Spread by the Waj Mahfil through Social Media Platforms about the Position of Women in Islam: A Case Study in Bangladesh

Sadia Ashrafi Thizbee
Global Journal of Human-Social Science
Hate Speech and Cyberbullying Detection
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Misinformation Spread by the Waj Mahfil through Social Media Platforms about the Position of Women in Islam: A Case Study in Bangladesh

Sadia Ashrafi Thizbee
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This research explores whether any misinformation regarding women is being spread in the Waj Mahfilsof Bangladesh through social media platforms. At present, an extensive number of people are listening to these Waj Mahfilsusing social media platforms, and therefore, fabricated information about women can have a terrible impact on society, Waj Mahfilsheld in Bangladesh and conducted by so-called Islamic speakers of this country, Shaykh Abdur Razzaq Bin Yusuf, Abu Twha Muhammad Adnan, Shah Ahmed Shafi and Amir Hamza have been selected from YouTube and Facebook as purposive sample for this research. Representation theory has been chosen as the theoretical framework. It can be expected that through this research, people will get a clear idea about the fake speakers of Islam and their false speeches on various social, economic and marital issues of women. It will also be a helpful tool for future researchers in this regard.

Global Journal of Human-Social Science
International Islamic University Malaysia (MY)
Openalex Percentile: Top 95%
Hate Speech and Cyberbullying Detection
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