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Publication Prophetic approaches in communication: A pilot analysis of hadith prophet muhammad(American Scientific Publishers, 2017) ;Jamilin A.K. ;Kasmani M.F. ;Hashim N. ;Ghazali N.M. ;Muhamad N.A.F. ;Jaafar N. ;Islamic Science InstituteUniversiti Sains Islam Malaysia (USIM)Prophet Muhammad’s strategies in calling to Islam have always been referred to as exemplary in many writings on the principles of Da’wah communication. These studies however only touch on the surface of the communication skills of the prophet. This article attempts to present an in-depth analysis of Prophet Muhammad’s verbal and non-verbal communication strategies in disseminating the message of the Quran. A hadith taken from the collection of Sahih Muslim, explaining the Hajj, which is one of the five pillars of Islam, is chosen for analysis. A detailed reading of the Hadith is carried out. The saying is analysed textually and triangulated with the contextual analysis of the hadith based on other narrations, the Quranic verses, Islamic history and Asbab al-Wurud or reasons for stating hadiths. Findings show that although Prophet Muhammad’s non-verbal communication of silence shows an uneasy expression of feeling and an indication that the conversation between him and his addressee is not going smoothly, the if-clauses is predominantly used by him, which hints at the possibility of politeness, avoiding rudeness and avoiding coercion. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Prophetic communication styles in teaching(American Scientific Publishers, 2017) ;Jaafar N. ;Muhamad N.A.F.B. ;Ghazali N.B.M. ;Jamilin A.K. ;Kasmani M.F.B. ;Abdullah R.B. ;Yusoff S.H.B. ;Hashim N.B. ;Mahyuddin M.K.B. ;Kanaker O. ;Islamic Science Institute ;Faculty of Major Language Studies ;Faculty of Leadership and Management ;Faculty of Quranic and Sunnah StudiesUniversiti Sains Islam Malaysia (USIM)Islam sees the role of teachers not only to teach, yet they also act as change agents in society. They serve the society as educator, counsellor, trainer, guide and consultant. They are obliged to ensure the academic excellence as well as outstanding personal traits of a student. This job requires a teacher to apply the best communication styles in teaching and there is no doubt that the styles implemented by the Prophet PBUH is the best to be applied. This paper has conceptually discussed on the significance of prophetic communication styles in teaching as highlighted by Halim Tamuri, Al-Nahlawi and Razali Saaran which consist of seven prophetic communication styles in terms of citing, delivering, inserting advice, making analogy, inserting humor, using non-verbal communication and calling names. � 2017 American Scientific Publishers All rights reserved.