Abstract:
The mosque, as the most important cultural and religious center in Islamic societies, plays a vital role in shaping the religious and social identity of individuals, especially during adolescence. This research aims to investigate and analyze the role of mosque servants as key elements in attracting teenagers to prayer and increasing their interest in religious worship. This study first attempts to examine the factors that prevent teenagers from being attracted to the mosque. Then, by identifying successful patterns of interaction between mosque servants and teenagers, it provides practical solutions to attract this age group to the mosque. In this research, which was conducted using a review-library method, the necessary resources were collected from reputable domestic and international databases, libraries, and scientific publications. The results of this study show that mosque servants, by using innovative approaches and creating attractive environments, can significantly increase teenagers' interest and participation in prayer and other religious activities. In addition, it is suggested that policies related to the training and empowerment of servants be carried out systematically and purposefully to utilize their full capacity to attract and encourage teenagers.