Internet as a platform for data transfer in cyberspace, parallel to human real life, is growing and evolving increasingly. The production and distribution of application software, as well as the unbridled and rapid growth of social networks among users, have made researchers pay attention to the threats of this emerging phenomenon alongside its opportunities. The Islamic Republic of Iran, in the second step of the revolution, is faced with this deeply profound social phenomenon in the field of soft war, which has challenged the cultural and social life of Iranians in various fields. Meanwhile, Facebook, as the most important and one of the most popular social networks easily available to teenagers and youth, has caused the attitude of the country's youth towards the Iranian-Islamic lifestyle to change, and to some extent, a desire for Western lifestyle to emerge among them. In this paper, the impact of Facebook as a social phenomenon on the attitude of the country's teenagers and youth in the field of lifestyle is investigated. In this regard, using the expertise method of experts, effective strategies and solutions for managing this social network centered around the role of Basij are presented. The results of this research show how Basij, as the active body of society, can play an effective role in immunizing the attitudes of youth and teenagers against Western media invasion, especially social networks, with what strategies and solutions.