The role of the Al-Azhar discourse related to spreading social peace in the face of intellectual deviation.

If the extremism of some young people in their opinions, ideas and attitudes - towards some social, political, and religious issues - is a phenomenon that has occupied its position in all societies since ancient times, but it has taken on a new dimension in modern societies; When ideological deviation generated outcast phenomena that threaten the security of society and undermine its pillars, such as: violence and terrorism. Al-Azhar’s discourse was not immune from dealing with this problem, which falls under its close interest, but rather interacted with it and confronted it in a way that reflects its thought and its approach to the belief of Muslims; Because his thought as one of the important aspects of life is moderate and moderate.
The journalistic article and the comics employ the study sample to counter the misconceptions attributed to the Islamic religion, whether they are blasphemous or moral, by explaining the arguments and the clearest and most compelling evidence for the opponents.
This study is part of the quantitative and qualitative studies to present an analytical vision of some models in the Al-Marsad magazine of Al-Azhar and a sample of the comics contained in the two series “The Energy of Light and Blacks of the Homeland” of the Noor Children’s magazine, issued by the International Organization for Al-Azhar Graduates, and to clarify the general and detailed ideas, and what lies behind them. Meanings and connotations, and what is expressed by logical inferences.
Among the results of the study: - The reflection of the ideology of Al-Azhar thought on the discourse perceptions of issues of intellectual deviation and the response to suspicions, and the employment of religious discourse in raising awareness of the dangers of intellectual deviation. Al-Azhar's interest in implementing preventive awareness campaigns for young people so that they do not fall victim to extremist groups that work to attract and recruit young people into their terrorist cells. And address fallacies and malicious ideas within the framework of diagnosis, understand the context and its implications, and refute the deviant ideas with the supporting argument.