AI: Sabse Bada Fitna Kyun?

Students in Firozabad already meet AI in homework, images, and chat. This seminar at Islamic Center Information Hub asks a hard question in plain language: why can this tool become a fitna? Not because a machine has a soul, but because it tempts a believer to steal another’s work, to make a haram image, to waste the night, and to trust a fluent lie as if it were ilm.

The sitting sits next to our AI workshop, but the tone here is tarbiyah more than buttons. We name cheating in exams, deepfakes of a sister’s face, “fatwa” answers copied from a bot, and the habit of never thinking with one’s own head. Teachers then show the other side: a tool used for search, language, and notes — with a teacher still in the room, and Allah ﷻ still watching.

Parents and older students are both invited. The Center’s view does not change: Deen and Duniya together. A Muslim who cannot name the fitna will swallow it. A Muslim who can name it may still close the laptop after Isha.