THE PROCESSES OF FORMATION OF RADICAL IDEAS IN YOUTH CONSCIOUSNESS

Sadirova Mubina Shavkatjon qizi; Muhabbat Agzamova

Authors

Sadirova Mubina Shavkatjon qizi 3rd-year student of Islamic Studies Faculty of Islamic Studies International Islamic Academy of Uzbekistan
Muhabbat Agzamova Head of the “Islamic Studies and ICESCO Studies of Islamic Civilization” Department International Islamic Academy of Uzbekistan

Keywords:

radicalization, extremism,, globalization, social media,, youth,, information security,

Abstract

The article briefly analyzes the factors influencing radicalization, including personal characteristics, the social environment, and the impact of online information. It emphasizes that radicalization cannot be explained solely by religious factors, as it is a complex social phenomenon. The study highlights the importance of education and media literacy in its prevention.

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