RESOURCES
The Muslim Digital Safety Ambassadors programme supports ongoing learning throughout the programme and students are expected to work outside of the sessions to implement what they have learned and share their experience.
We have created a secure portal where classes can access a range of resources to benefit their wider learning.
Digital Balance Guidance
Information Guidance for Parents on Children’s Digital Balance
Internet Addiction
Information Guidance for Parents on Internet Addiction
Privacy & Security
Information Guidance for Parents on Privacy & Security
Fake News Guidance
Information Guidance for Parents on tackling Fake News
Relationships Guidance
Information Guidance for Parents on Relationships & Communication
Hate Speech
Information Guidance for Parents on Hate Speech
Keeping Muslims Safe Online
Faith Associates in partnership with Facebook has produced the ‘Keeping Muslims Safe Online’ safety guide aimed at providing easy to understand tips and advice outlining best practice to help keep Muslims safe online. This guide has been produced to empower Muslim users on the platform with the tools, resources and knowledge to identify and deal with harmful content to keep them and their friends safe online. The guide outlines the risks that exist online for Muslim users and provide them with a breakdown of the tools and resources Facebook has produced.
Muslim Digital Citizens Guide (Animated Version)
The open nature of the online world gives us the opportunity to connect and share ideas. In a world that increasingly operates online, the citizenship model and an individual’s rights and responsibilities are still key. Many internet users forget the online world is still the ‘real world’; it has become an extension of all our lives, it’s important to understand the right etiquette of its usage. The Muslim Digital Citizens guide aims to inform Muslims how Islam teaches us to behave in all aspects of our life, including the online world.
Muslim Digital Citizens Guide
(Non-Animated)
The open nature of the online world gives us the opportunity to connect and share ideas. In a world that increasingly operates online, the citizenship model and an individual’s rights and responsibilities are still key. Many internet users forget the online world is still the ‘real world’; it has become an extension of all our lives, it’s important to understand the right etiquette of its usage. The Muslim Digital Citizens guide aims to inform Muslims how Islam teaches us to behave in all aspects of our life, including the online world.
