Bi-Quarterly Journal of Islamic Studies on Social Injuries

Abstract Emerging social harms are harms caused by new communication technologies such as the Internet, satellite, smartphones, and social networks and messengers, and have had significant effects on the individual and, consequently, society. These injuries, which are divided into two categories, social and psychological, have a double effect on this section of society due to their increased use and special psychological characteristics of women. Women seem to be more affected by cyberspace than men, and as a result, cyberspace harms them more than men. On the other hand, due to the special role of women in family management and child rearing, the harms caused to them by cyberspace are more important. Many Iranian women now spend a lot of their time around the clock on social media. Among social networks, Instagram, as an image-based media, has a greater impact on women and, as a result, can do more harm than good. The present study seeks to investigate the social harms of Instagram on Iranian women by observing female Instagram users and analyzing their activism. In a general view, the most important of these harms are: cyber sex, sexual assault, free relationships with illegitimate children and cyber betrayal, immoral normalization, fashion, virtual addiction, disclosure of privacy, disregard for religious observances such as chastity and hijab, cultural change Psychological problems, desire for self-expression, self-expression, individualism and weakening of the role of mother and wife. In the last part of the present study, practical suggestions for the prevention of these injuries are presented.

Abstract One of the social harms that has seriously challenged families is the presence of vulnerable girls who are kept in health homes due to lack of family support. Recovering and preventing the fragility of the feminine identity of these people is one of the main concerns of these centers; Centers that cover girls at risk of social harm and lack family and social support, and provide services that provide them with economic and social independence and empowerment so that they do not face more serious harm again. The aim of this study is to answer the question of what factors have influenced the decline of femininity identity of girls in health centers, Has taken place. The approach of this research is qualitative and phenomenological method has been used to investigate this issue. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 8 girls and women of health centers in Isfahan who were selected by purposive sampling to collect research data. Data analysis shows "packaged stereotypes" with interpretive codes of retrospect, generational dating, environmental gender orientation, monogamous punishments, as well as explanatory code of "induced self-concept" with interpretive codes of personal isolation, lack of self-confidence, imitation of peers. , Immature arousal and the explanatory code of "self-interpreting beliefs" with interpretive codes of rotation in beliefs, determinism and religious inadequacy have played a decisive role in the fragility of the feminine identity of these people in the years of leaving home.