أصول تقنيات العملية الاتصالية في ضوء الإعجاز الإعلامي في القرآن الكريم

Abstract EN

The present paper deals with the informative miraculousness in the Holy Qur'an as being an antecedent process of informing people news and facts.

This is done by different means (written or spoken) in terms of form, content, and effect.

In the light of contemporary media studies, some of these means are decoded while others are still encoded.

In his present paper, the researcher mentions that the technique of communication is based on a certain principle that reinforces the process of conveying the effect of the message from the source to the target.

It is based on three aspects; the senses of the receptive, mental inspiration, and psychological effect.

In fact, the techniques of media depend on these three aspects which express the needs of the recipient.

The study has a number of different findings but the main one is the definition of the Qur'anic informative miraculousness which spins about three rings: a.

forming and constructing, b.

subject and content, and c.

The present paper deals with the informative miraculousness in the Holy Qur'an as being an antecedent process of informing people news and facts.

This is done by different means (written or spoken) in terms of form, content, and effect.

In the light of contemporary media studies, some of these means are decoded while others are still encoded.

In his present paper, the researcher mentions that the technique of communication is based on a certain principle that reinforces the process of conveying the effect of the message from the source to the target.

It is based on three aspects; the senses of the receptive, mental inspiration, and psychological effect.

In fact, the techniques of media depend on these three aspects which express the needs of the recipient.

The study has a number of different findings but the main one is the definition of the Qur'anic informative miraculousness which spins about three rings: a.

forming and constructing, b.

subject and content, and c.

effect.