تطور الوسائل واعلام اللقطة عبرها حسب الشريعة الإسلامية
In today’s era of technological advancement and the emergence of communication tools connecting individuals and communities online, this research aims to shed light on the potential employment of modern communication means in defining and announcing lost items. Consequently, facilitate the return of lost items to their owners smoothly and easily by presenting the legal provisions regulating the definition and announcement of lost items and assessing their compatibility with the utilization of these means. After thorough research and analysis, it is evident that the use of contemporary means in defining and searching for lost items plays a significant role for both the finder and the owner, as well as for media and advertisement platforms dealing with lost and found items. Any social system, such as the communication and media system, is employed for specific purposes, and communication and media, as social activities, serve various functions and roles for the community, including announcing lost items. The purpose of media is to advertise through modern media channels to clarify the intended message. Advertising is the demonstration, and the intention here is to describe the various aspects of advertising that lead to the dissemination and broadcast of visual and auditory lost item news.
The study finds that defining lost items through modern means is permissible according to Islamic law, including print media, radio, television, and the internet network. The legal obligation to use modern communication means is obligatory, and ancient scholars would have considered it a fundamental basis for deliberating on legal rulings, including the announcement of lost items. Visual and auditory media, such as television and radio, play an active role in presenting lost items and found objects. The research relied on the descriptive and analytical method.
Keywords: Development of Media, Footage, Media, Islamic Law, Obligatory Ruling.
Abdulwahad LIAQAT, Professor, Member of Academic Cadre of Islamic Feqa and Law Department, Sharia Law Faculty, Afghan International Islamic University – AFHANISTAN
Mohammad Yuns EBRAHIMI, Professor, Member of Academic Cadre of Islamic Feqa and Law Department, Sharia Law Faculty, Afghan International Islamic University – AFHANISTAN