Compulsive Thinking Resulting from HAARP Technology; from Jurisprudential Sanctions to the Need for Legal Criminalization

The increasing progress and development of industry in the third millennium AD has led to the emergence of new technologies in the world. One of these emerging technologies is the complex HAARP Technology, which has various applications and its creators use it against humanity. One of the most important and widely used of them is forced thinking or mental slavery, because in the present era, the Cold War has given way to the war of wills. On the other hand, in terms of its novelty and secrecy, it is somewhat impossible to prove and has faced challenges for the international community. The most important challenge is not to criminalize it, which has been neglected. The religion of Islam, as a complete religion, is passive and reactive to any action. According to the rules of jurisprudence that the holy Shari'a of Islam, the induction of thought is legally forbidden and its criminalization seems necessary. The main purpose of this article is to study the jurisprudence of forced thinking caused by HAARP Technology and the necessity of its criminalization. The research method is descriptive and analytical. The method of research is qualitative and the research findings indicate that forced thinking is not allowed and its criminalization is necessary.