The recent growth of information technology in the digital age has radically changed the way societies interact with one another and how conflicts are articulated and exacerbated, particularly in religiously diverse areas. Online platforms, which were previously discussed as a field of democracy and pluralism, are used to spread hate speech, interpretations of religious ideologies, and polarization of opinion. Digital hate based on religion is unique in its aggressiveness, the level of rallying people to action, and its consequences in the real world. Digital Hate Speech, Disinformation, and Peace in Religiously Diverse Regions critically explores the role of digital hate speech and religious disinformation in disrupting peace within religiously diverse societies. This book analyzes the mechanics, sources, and consequences of such content while offering empirically grounded and ethically responsible frameworks for resistance, peacebuilding, and digital coexistence. The book also amplifies the voices of underrepresented communities affected by digital religious hate, particularly from the Global South. Covering topics such as digital disinformation, hate speech, and algorithms, this book is an excellent resource for graduate and doctoral students, educators, policymakers, government officials, and more.
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Jamil Akhtar currently holds the esteemed position of an Assistant Professor of Islamic Studies at the University of Punjab in Lahore, Pakistan. His academic journey, from matriculation to his post-doctorate research at the University of Oxford, UK, has been characterized by an unwavering commitment to excellence. In recognition of his exceptional scholarly contributions, he was honored with the prestigious research award "International Postdoctoral Scholarship" from PHEC in Pakistan in 2021. This esteemed award facilitated his tenure at the Oxford Centre for Religion and Culture, RPC at the University of Oxford, UK. During his tenure, he collaborated closely with the distinguished Professor Dr. Paul Weller. Dr. Jamil achieved the remarkable feat of securing the first position in the Seerah research writing competition, held by the Ministry of Religious Affairs, Pakistan. His scholarly research pursuits have also taken him across borders, as he was selected to participate in two renowned Religious Summer Schools in 2022. These esteemed institutions include the Harvard Divinity School, USA and the Oxford Centre for Muslim-Christian Studies in Oxford, UK. He has authored several books
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