Mahdaviiat on Earth orbit; A Comparative Study of Satellite and Internet TVs Named Mahdaviiat

Mahdaviiat is one of the key beliefs in the Shiite religion. A belief that, along with believing in the Imamate of the Twelfth Imam, draws a clear horizon for the Shiite community. This belief has spread worldwide after the victory of the Islamic Revolution and the formation of the age of communication, to the extent that this belief has gone beyond the Shiite community and has determined the political, cultural and social equations. The scope of this belief has also been extended from Earth to Earth orbit. Today, instead of allocating part of the satellite network programs to the subject of Mahdaviiat, satellite networks with the names and titles of Mahdi (pbuh) have been formed. Networks that use this holy name, try to instill their intellectual and religious orientation in the name of Mahdi, to Shiite and non-Shiite audiences. This research, along with the introduction and analysis of satellite and Internet networks decorated with the name and titles of Mahdi (pbuh), tries to review and critique the function of satellite networks decorated with the name of Mahdi (pbuh).