Malaysia ranked 9th among the countries with the most active social media users worldwide, which comprise 80% of its total population. The extensive use of social media platforms eventually leads to ethical and moral violations in the form of cyberbullying. This activity is becoming more prevalent among netizens by making fun of an individual as a joke to attract attention and fun on social media. The government established the Communications and Multimedia Act of 1998 to monitor misdemeanors in the digital world, mainly social media. This study aims to analyze the duration of time spent on the internet as a factor in cyberbullying. The study quantitatively used a survey design. A set of questionnaires was distributed to 436 respondents in Melaka and later analyzed through SPSS software. The findings of the study reveal a significant difference in the mean score of the effect of cyberbullying based on the time spent surfing the internet ((f = 8.857); (p <0.05) for each category.

Malaysia merupakan negara ke-9 yang mencatatkan penggunaan media sosial paling aktif di dunia iaitu hampir 80% daripada keseluruhan rakyatnya. Penggunaan secara meluas ini mendedahkan setiap individu kepada pelanggaran etika dan moral yang akhirnya boleh membawa kepada jenayah buli siber. Amalan al-sukhriyyah atau persendaan merupakan salah satu bentuk gejala buli siber yang semakin berleluasa. Perbuatan ini semakin menjadi budaya dalam kalangan netizen dengan menjadikan seseorang individu sebagai bahan sendaan dan gurauan bertujuan meraih perhatian dan keseronokan di media sosial. Oleh itu, pihak kerajaan telah memperkenalkan Akta Komunikasi dan Multimedia 1998 bagi memantau kesalahan-kesalahan yang wujud di media sosial terutamanya membabitkan medium siber. Kajian ini bertujuan mengenalpasti bentuk-bentuk al-sukhriyyah yang wujud dalam media sosial masa kini serta menganalisis kedudukan perbuatan ini menurut perspektif hukum Islam. Kajian dijalankan secara kualitatif menggunakan kaedah kepustakaan dengan menganalisis teks-teks al-Quran dan Hadis serta perbahasan para sarjana Muslim berkaitan pengamalan al-sukhriyyah. Selain itu, kaedah analisis kandungan juga dilakukan terhadap beberapa media sosial bagi meneliti pengamalan al-sukhriyyah yang wujud pada masa kini. Perbuatan al-sukhriyyah meskipun mendatangkan keseronokan dan hiburan kepada para pelakunya namun merupakan perbuatan yang dilarang oleh Islam tanpa mengambil kira latar belakang mangsa. Pengguna media sosial perlu mengutamakan adab dan etika yang baik dalam komunikasi yang berlaku bagi mengekalkan keharmonian sesama mereka.

The introduction of the 'Comprehensive Direction of the Industrial Revolution 4.0 (IR 4.0)' and 'National Digital' by the Malaysian government is seen to increase accessibility further and accelerate the involvement of the public with ICT. At the same time, the threat of the COVID-19 pandemic and the enforcement of the Movement Control Order (MCO) is seen to have increased the use of digital platforms for various purposes and needs. The advancement of this technology has indirectly made it easier for people to interact, whether in economic or social aspects. However, this sophistication certainly presents a variety of new challenges, especially involving the way of life and ethics of society. The spread of fake and negative news, cyberbullying, extreme entertainment, and borderless crime increasingly fill today's digital platforms. Therefore, this study is essential in exploring implementing Islamic cyber ethics on digital platform use. Thus, this study aims to explore cyber ethics based on Islam and its application in the current use of digital platforms. The study was conducted qualitatively using literature data such as theses and journals to examine elements of cyber ethics according to Islam. The study's findings were analyzed inductively to summarize the application of Islamic cyber ethical aspects in digital platforms today, especially in Malaysia. The widespread use of

The sophistication of today's technology has seen an increase in the demand for online services involving various matters. Although this has a positive impact, this sophistication is potentially misused by certain parties for criminal purposes. Cybercrime is a modern crime that is increasing along with the enlightenment of communication and information technology. Property theft crimes include hacking, scamming, phishing, forgery of credit cards and bank account cards, and illegal money transfers. Cyber crimes are becoming more prevalent nowadays. Therefore, this study is important in exploring the violation of cybercrime on digital platform security form Islamic law perspective. Thus, this study aims to identify the forms of cybercrime in today's digital platforms and their punishment through Islamic law. The study was conducted qualitatively using literature data such as theses and journals to examine the elements of cybercrime according to Islamic law. The study's findings were analyzed inductively to determine today's cybercrime punishments on digital platforms. The change of criminal background from physical to digital format is a new thing that previous Muslim scholars did not discuss. However, the four basic principles of crime set, namely the concept of digital property, transfer of property, invasion of control, and no doubt allow the perpetrator to be convicted of the crime of theft according to Islamic law if they meet the conditions set. Further field research is proposed to obtain more authentic data related to the violation of cyber crime among digital platform's user.

Malaysia is the 9th country to record the most active use of social media in the world, which is almost 80 % of its total population. The explosion of information and communication technology (ICT) has greatly facilitated the life of society. However, there are a handful of parties who misuse cyber platforms for criminal purposes such as cyber bullying. Cyber bullying is increasingly becoming a culture among netizens by making an individual as a source of jokes aimed at gaining attention and pleasure on social media. On that basis, the government has introduced the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998 to monitor offenses that exist on social media, especially involving digital communications. Thus, this study aims to analyze the influence of gender factors on cyber bullying behavior in social media. The study was conducted quantitatively using a survey design. A set of questionnaires was distributed to 436 respondents in Melaka via Google Form, and then analyzed through SPSS software. The T-Test concluded significant differences in the mean scores of cyberbullying behaviors based on gender among the respondents. The mean value for males is 2.08 while the mean value for females is 1.64. (F = 4,628); (p <0.05). Thus, all parties need