Religion in the Age of Digitalization

Translated into Arabic under the "Kalima" Translation Project, Religion in the Age of Digitalization offers an interdisciplinary examination at the intersection of sociology, technology, and philosophy to trace the transformation of religious engagement in the digital era.

The authors evaluate how new media, mobile platforms, and digital networks reshape spiritual routines and faith dynamics. The work explores both the constructive and disruptive outcomes of technology on religious institutions, while raising profound, forward-looking questions about transhumanism and the theoretical emergence of "spiritual machines."

Because it delivers an insightful scientific framework to understand how algorithms and digital tools are altering human spirituality and traditional religious structures.

Sociologists, media scholars, philosophers, theologians, and anyone interested in the intersection of digital technology, artificial intelligence, and human spirituality.