A message submitted to the Council of Imam Al-Aazam University College, Department of Da'wah, Preaching and Thought

Abstract

This research reviews the challenges of the media in confronting suspicions. The media faces major challenges in responding to suspicions, including internal and external ones, and sheds light on the obstacles facing the media in confronting misleading information, such as the diversity of ideas and opinions of media professionals and Islamic preachers and their differences, the absence of innovation in the tools of Islamic media discourse, lack of funding and weak management. The research also discusses the importance of developing effective media strategies to confront these challenges and enhance public awareness. The research concluded that it is necessary to support Islamic media materially and morally, especially satellite channels, harness modern technologies to serve Islam and respond to suspicions effectively, and activate the subject of Islamic media in universities as a basic study, organize media conferences and seminars to confront suspicions, and issue a periodic magazine concerned with new atheism and suspicions.