جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "interpersonal relationships" در نشریات گروه "علوم قرآن و حدیث"

While human social well-being relies on interpersonal relationships, high levels of interpersonal conflict lead to reduced commitment, increased communication problems, decreased job satisfaction, and increased stress. A proper understanding of the deep concepts applied in Islamic sources necessitates familiarity with terminologies. This research aims to conceptually clarify interpersonal conflict in Islamic sources (Quran and Hadith). To achieve this, a qualitative content analysis method was employed along with linguistic semantics to elucidate the conceptual framework. In assessing the congruence of these concepts, a method of content validity was used. In the first section, by establishing the semantic field of conflict in interpersonal relationships, 30 concepts were identified, out of which 23 were validated through reliability assessment, while 7 concepts (including competition, division, opposition, dispute, criticism, tension, and conflict) were excluded. The findings indicate that concepts indicative of conflict in interpersonal relationships fall into three categories: cognitive concepts (including competition, disagreement of opinions, division, dissent, disagreement); emotional concepts (including aversion, animosity, division, conflict); and behavioral concepts (including verbal conflict, debate, quarrel, contradiction, enmity, debate, contention); and non-verbal concepts (including confrontation, clash, rivalry, opposition, conflict, hostility, contention, avoidance).

This article examines the role of Imam Ali's (AS) mystical teachings in enhancing emotional intelligence and improving interpersonal relationships. Initially, the concept of mysticism and Imam Ali's (AS) mystical teachings are explored, with the primary sources including the Quran, Nahj al-Balagha, and authentic hadiths being introduced. The main components of emotional intelligence, such as self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship management, and motivation, are then detailed. The relationship between Imam Ali's (AS) mystical teachings and each of these components is analyzed, demonstrating how these teachings can strengthen emotional intelligence. Furthermore, the impact of emotional intelligence on interpersonal relationships and its importance in daily life are examined. Subsequently, the role of Imam Ali's (AS) mystical teachings in improving interpersonal relationships, with an emphasis on concepts like love, justice, and empathy, is analyzed. The findings of this study indicate that Imam Ali's (AS) mystical teachings can serve as a model for enhancing emotional intelligence and improving interpersonal relationships in contemporary society. Finally, suggestions for future research on the empirical impact of these teachings and the development of educational programs based on them are provided.

Nowadays, modern media for example satellite TVs with a global coverage and purposeful planning, try to replace their audience's real Identities with western culture and values by penetrating into all aspects of personal and social human life. They do this work with a broad range of formats, gradually and of course without resistance. Commercial Ads are one of these influential media formats that beside the ultimate purpose of altering values, provide by changing attitudes and affecting masses, particularly families, required cultural contexts for the provision of material interests.
On the one hand, goods and services provider's increasing demand to find new markets with the utilization of all media capacities and on the other hand, families and especially couples that are main pillars of families, are always in need of learning, guidance and gaining experience for satisficing their needs. These two side's needs have brought about attention to and an importance of commercial product's promotion. In the meantime, these ad's false guidance has become very dangerous for couples and caused numerous damages in the realm of family and couple's communication. The present paper tries with an archival method and with an emphasis on content analysis of some commercial ads, study some of these influences and damages.
Some of the most important of these effects include the change in lifestyle, weakening family base, lack of responsibility, the decrease in the emotional relationship, promotion of marital infidelity, causing mental illnesses, spreading immorality and promiscuity and financial losses.