Investigating the Impact of the Information Age on the Revival of Islamic Civilization

In recent years, the consequences of the information age on religious communities have been considered in scientific circles. The purpose of this study is to investigate the theoretical framework of these consequences as a tool to understand the information age and the manifestation of cultural changes in the digital age on the revival of Islamic civilization. The changes that have taken place in connection with the new developments in today's societies have been studied in the context of the philosophy of information proposed by Luciano Floridi. In this paper, the blurring of the distinction between the real and virtual worlds, nature and the Internet of Things and their relationship to spiritual culture as well as social culture in the context of technology is discussed. (issue); This paper has developed and presented a cultural model for the revival of Islamic civilization by reviewing the research literature with a descriptive-analytical method. (Method); New phenomena such as personalization and smartening of the environment are emerging as prominent trends in cultural aspects. The findings showed that the trends that form the spiritual-social aspects of culture in the digital society are individualization and transparency that have a profound effect on the revival of religious civilization. In other words, spiritual culture along with social culture supports "relative self" and this leads to the development of human socio-cultural development through the acquisition of cultural achievements of other societies in the context of information technology. (findings)