EFFECTIVENESS OF ELECTRONIC MEDIA TOWARDS PROPAGATING ISLAMIC EDUCATION, A VEHICLE FOR MORAL AND SPIRITUAL COUNSELING IN KATSINA
Abstract
The advancement of electronic media has revolutionized the dissemination of Islamic education, serving as a crucial vehicle for moral and spiritual counseling in Katsina State. This study examines the effectiveness of electronic media, including radio, television, and social media platforms, in propagating Islamic teachings and fostering moral development among individuals in the state. the finding of this research highlight the role of local media outlets, such as Companion FM and Katsina State Television (KTTV) in broadcasting programs like Qur'anic Tafsir, Hadith discussions, and ethical teachings. Despite its wide reach, the study identifies challenges such as limited accessibility in remote areas, infrastructural deficiencies, and concerns over content authenticity. The methods we used in this research was library and interview. The research underscores the need for enhanced infrastructure, improved content verification mechanisms, and broader media coverage to maximize the potential of electronic media. The study concludes that while electronic media has proven effective in propagating Islamic education, addressing these challenges will further strengthen its impact as a tool for moral and spiritual counseling in Katsina State.
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