2025 CFORSJ i-CONF

This study aims to explore the impact of artificial intelligence and dating apps on young people's views of marriage, focusing on the opportunities and challenges associated with digital relationships. The findings suggest that these tools offer youth new ways to connect emotionally, discover themselves, and expand their choices beyond traditional social frameworks. This can help reduce feelings of loneliness and support personal growth. However, the study also reveals potential risks, including weakened real human relationships, distortion of natural desire, and excessive reliance on virtual partners. These factors may lead to decisions that conflict with social values and delay marriage. Privacy and social reputation may also be at risk, and psychological stress can increase due to the abundance of choices and difficulty in decision-making. The results also indicate that recommendation systems and algorithms in dating apps can be beneficial if guided by ethical and legal frameworks, supporting decision-making autonomy and reducing digital risks. The study concludes that AI is a double-edged sword, offering opportunities for social interaction and personal development. Still, it may weaken autonomy and hinder emotional commitment if not used in a balanced way. This study also examines the impact of artificial intelligence and dating applications on young people’s perceptions of marriage, using a framework that integrates social analysis with an Islamic perspective grounded in the objectives of Shariah. highlighting the need for an ethical and Shariah-aligned approach to ensure balanced and responsible use. The study recommends raising awareness and promoting responsible use of AI in social relationships and marriage to ensure that technology enhances personal and social stability rather than creating new challenges.

This study aims to explore the impact of artificial intelligence and dating apps on young people's views of marriage, focusing on the opportunities and challenges associated with digital relationships. The findings suggest that these tools offer youth new ways to connect emotionally, discover themselves, and expand their choices beyond traditional social frameworks. This can help reduce feelings of loneliness and support personal growth. However, the study also reveals potential risks, including weakened real human relationships, distortion of natural desire, and excessive reliance on virtual partners. These factors may lead to decisions that conflict with social values and delay marriage. Privacy and social reputation may also be at risk, and psychological stress can increase due to the abundance of choices and difficulty in decision-making. The results also indicate that recommendation systems and algorithms in dating apps can be beneficial if guided by ethical and legal frameworks, supporting decision-making autonomy and reducing digital risks. The study concludes that AI is a double-edged sword, offering opportunities for social interaction and personal development. Still, it may weaken autonomy and hinder emotional commitment if not used in a balanced way. This study also examines the impact of artificial intelligence and dating applications on young people’s perceptions of marriage, using a framework that integrates social analysis with an Islamic perspective grounded in the objectives of Shariah. highlighting the need for an ethical and Shariah-aligned approach to ensure balanced and responsible use. The study recommends raising awareness and promoting responsible use of AI in social relationships and marriage to ensure that technology enhances personal and social stability rather than creating new challenges.