Committing digital terrorist crimes involves using the Internet and other forms of information and communication technology to threaten or cause physical harm to gain political or ideological power through threats or intimidation. Data theft and manipulation, and disruption of essential services, are examples of this category of crimes. Therefore, today, technologies enable the increase of crimes, especially digital terrorist crimes, in order to violate the security of users and make the cyberspace face increasing insecurity and challenges. As digital infrastructure becomes more critical and barriers to entry for malicious actors decrease, digital terrorist crimes have become a growing concern. Detecting, responding to, and preventing this crime presents unique challenges for law enforcement and governments that require a multifaceted approach. Based on this, some Islamic countries have started to approve regulations in their territorial legal and sovereign territory to deal with digital crimes. It is emphasized that the regulations approved by the Islamic countries have made it possible to prevent and deal with such crimes to a considerable extent, but this does not mean that the said regulations provide the maximum possibility of dealing with the complex methods and patterns of digital terrorist crimes for the Islamic countries. will do Therefore, it is necessary to form a global and regional consensus in this regard in order to provide the ground for confronting and suppressing it.