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Modesty (haya) and indecent content online

The Islamic teaching of haya and the lowering of the gaze, and how parents may guard their children against indecent images and content encountered online.

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Friday Sermon, 15 January 2010 — Raising standards of modesty

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Friday Sermon, 15 January 2010 — Raising standards of modesty

Al Islam — Friday Sermon

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Maintaining Morality in the Online World

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Maintaining Morality in the Online World

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Verified guidance from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat

Directly sourced from Friday Sermons, Q&A sessions and official publications — no paraphrasing.

  • Khalifatul Masih V · Friday Sermon

    Local evils have become international evils through media

    The evil of the neighborhood remained in the neighborhood, a city's evil stayed in the city, and a country's evil remained in the country... Now, however, with the ease of travel, television, Internet and various media these individual and localized evils have turned into international evils.

    Friday Sermon, 6 December 2013, Baitul Futuh Mosque, London

    Baitul Futuh Mosque, London · 2013-12-06

    Verified source

    Publication: Al Fazl International, 27 December 2013

  • Khalifatul Masih V · Address, National Atfal-ul-Ahmadiyya Ijtema Germany

    Mobile phones, strangers contacting children, and the case for saying no

    Through phones, some people contact children directly and then incite them into bad habits. Hence, the phone is also a very harmful thing due to which children lose all good sense and get involved in wrongdoings, so avoid this.

    Address at National Atfal-ul-Ahmadiyya Ijtema Germany, 16 September 2011

    Germany · 2011-09-16

    Verified source

    Publication: Al Fazl International, 9 March 2012

  • Khalifatul Masih V · Meeting with Virginia Khuddam members

    Social media addiction named as plain 'foolishness' once you know the harm

    Social media – you know that it is harmful. We all know it causes addiction. We know it damages our family relationships, our social relationships, and even affects our work and businesses. It is causing harm, and you are aware of it. When you know all this and still continue using it in the same way, what else can it be called except foolishness? The only solution is to have firm determination that you will not fall into these harmful practices.

    Meeting with Virginia Region Khuddam-ul-Ahmadiyya USA, 6 December 2025 (Press & Media Office)

    USA (virtual/in-person meeting) · 2025-12-01

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