Ethical Codes of Clergy Activism in Social Networks

With the emergence of information and communication and the expansion of the Internet and social networks, the activism of Shia clergy has entered the technological scene under the name of virtual activism. Virtual activism takes place in the context of virtual space and social networks between the actor and the audience. The active networks of clerics with their audience, which is carried out with the goal of delivering the message of religion in the context of social networks, is called the Congress of Social Doors Clergy. Clergy activism in social networks is not an unconditional practice, but requires ethical principles and regulations.This article seeks to identify and examine the most important examples of the implementation of ethical principles as a code of ethics in the activism of the clergy in social networks. is considered. Research information has been collected by induction and observation of actors and interpreted with the help of documentary sources.