چکیده:
The present research was conducted with the aim of achieving communication skills based on the Seerah of the Infallibles (AS). To achieve this goal, first, the concept of communication skills was analyzed from the perspective of modern sciences and then from the perspective of the Infallibles (AS), so that a specific framework for extracting and explaining communication skills from the Seerah of the Infallibles (AS) would be provided. Then, by searching through the hadiths and narrations remaining from the Infallibles (AS), we reached a set of skills in two parts, verbal and non-verbal, which are effective and important in improving interpersonal relationships. The questions that this research seeks to answer are: 1. What is the concept of communication skills? 2. What are the communication skills based on the Seerah of the Infallibles (AS)? The result of the research was the achievement of ten verbal skills and five non-verbal skills in interpersonal relationships based on the Seerah of the Infallibles (AS). The present research is of the fundamental-theoretical type and has been conducted using a descriptive-analytical method. The method of analyzing the content is also rational-logical. In this research, library and note-taking methods have been used to collect information.
خلاصه ماشینی:
Kelly 2 (1912) says communication skill is those specific and learned behaviors that individuals perform in their interpersonal relationships to gain or maintain environmental reinforcements (ibid, p.
Considering the aforementioned hadiths and narrations, the concept and meaning of communication skills from the perspective of the Infallibles (as) is as follows: a set of abilities and ethical methods for establishing effective and appropriate communication with others, meaning having social ethics in interacting with others in such a way that we attract them to ourselves, enjoy their company, and find relief from isolation and loneliness.
According to this saying of Imam Ali (as), affection and kindness cause hearts to be attracted to one another, and this very matter creates the grounds for improving interpersonal relationships.
Interrupting others' words destroys interpersonal relationships in several ways; first, it causes the individual to have an unpleasant feeling about communicating with us and feel that we were not a good listener and did not respect them; second, this act causes the person's series of statements to turn into a confused tangle, and they are unable to convey their original message as they intended.
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