CONTENT CREATION ON SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS BETWEEN PERMISSIBILITY AND PROHIBITION IN ISLAMIC JURISPRUDENCE

This study explores the phenomenon of content creation on social media platforms, examining its permissibility within Islamic jurisprudence.It provides a conceptual and legal framework for understanding digital content, content creators, and social media, while outlining the Sharia-based ethical and legal regulations governing this open space.The study concludes that the default ruling on digital content creation is permissibility, unless it contradicts Islamic principles or undermines the five essential objectives of Sharia (religion, life, intellect, lineage, and property).The paper highlights the duty of content creators to adhere to truthfulness and integrity, and the responsibility of recipients to verify information.It also emphasizes the role of authorities in regulating harmful or immoral content.The study calls for the establishment of legal frameworks based on Islamic values to safeguard public order and morality.