إدارة الأزمة الاقتصادية من منظور الإسلام وتأثير الإعلام

Abstract

Crises are an essential part of the human experience, and the media plays a vital role in confronting and managing them. Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) used the media to spread his teachings, emphasizing its importance in Islam. This research, which uses the case study of Egypt, examines the role of media in managing economic crises and its impact on social and economic behaviors during these periods. The study also discusses media classifications, orientations, and funding sources, with a focus on the influence of these factors on the public's perception of global economic crises. The media can have either a positive or negative role in crises, significantly impacting the development of nations and the stability or downfall of ruling systems. Since the beginning of Islam, attention has been given to the media and its role in dealing with various crises, with the Prophet (peace be upon him) using it to communicate his message to rulers and nations. This research is an extension of a previous study on the relationship between visual media and national economy, and it explores the impact of the media on economic crises and social behaviors, as well as its role in the crises the world is currently facing.