The Algerian family and the intellectual deviation of the children - Between the repercussions of the problem and the means of prevention -

Abstract

Intellectual deviation results from wrong ideas gained from comrades, classmates, or chat rooms. These ideas are against religion, law, etc.

Deviant children are usually obscure children, and soon become socially ostracized.

One of the signs of children's radicalization is their rebellion against religious teachings, values and social norms, and thus they become a threat to society as a whole

The family is the most suitable social institution to deal with this social stratum and works to guide it towards the interests of the society to which they belong, especially since the family is the most social group influencing their tendencies, attitudes, and intellectual points of view.

In this context, the current study aims to clarify the nature of intellectual deviation, its manifestations, its causes, and its repercussions on the individual and society, and the most important family roles in protecting them from falling into it.