The Role of Belief and Thought Leaders in Influencing, Changing and Defining the Values of Mohammedan Message through the New Means of Media (Internet as a Nonpareil)

Thabit, Tariq

	The Role of Belief and Thought Leaders in Influencing, Changing and Defining the Values of Mohammedan Message through the New Means of Media (Internet as a Nonpareil)
AL-AMEED JOURNAL
Article 1, Volume 2, Issue 5, 2013, Pages 201-225
Author
Tariq Thabit
Abstract
The belief and thought leaders take a great part in influencing other to have certain ideas and to guide them to the meant targets. Such leaders, usually, take the initiative in accepting or inclining the new ideas before the adherents do. Essentially, the process of thoughts and principles promulgating depends mainly upon the belief and thought leaders. The masses, by some means or other , are more influenced by them than other knowledge sources and the means of republic communication, they are coordinators between such sources and people. They participate in having, directing and dominating the public opinion in their local community. In part, they vary in the levels intellectual, social and influential , they are as clergymen, orators , preachers , media men, imams, writers and so forth . Yet the leaders of the Islamic thought invade spiritual priority in the heart of the masses and represent a sacred state in their heart. The power of the influence for such leaders depends mainly upon certain factors the paper is to tackle in light of the important role of them. As they are considered as a media duty in our present day to define the doctrines of the Mohammedan message in terms of internet and social communication as a model. The research paper consists of certain viewpoints; first , a general introduction, second, historical background to the phenomena of belief leadership, third, the factors of influencing the Islamic belief leaders, in particular, for the procedures the belief and thought leaders take in dealing with Mohammedan announcement, five, the role of Internet in defining the Mohammedan doctrines, six, the conclusion, the results, bibliography and references.

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