(This study explores how digital platforms have influenced and reshaped traditional religious practices and community life in contemporary society. Through a mixed-method approach combining qualitative ethnographic analysis and quantitative survey data, the research investigates the extent of these transformations, identifies the socio-cultural implications, and highlights the emerging challenges. Findings reveal that while digital platforms have expanded access and inclusivity in religious participation, they also risk fragmenting communal experiences and distorting traditional rituals. The study contributes to the growing body of literature on digital religion and offers policy insights for religious leaders, digital designers, and sociologists.)