Browsing by Author "Hussien, Bakhtyar Bakr"

The topic of social skills has garnered significant attention in recent years due to its paramount importance in the lives of individuals and communities. These skills facilitate positive interaction and active participation in various activities, contributing to the formation and development of human personality with all its characteristics, emotions, tendencies, and reactions. Consequently, they strengthen communities and aid in achieving their goals and coherence. This study aimed to elucidate the role of social skills in shaping human personality, identifying the distinguishing characteristics and attributes that contribute to the progressive civilization of individuals. The researcher adopted an inductive approach, examining the intricacies related to the subject of social skills. Additionally, an analytical methodology was employed to comprehensively review and analyze Quranic texts relevant to the topic. Through the analysis of Quranic characters, the study categorized these skills into communicative, behavioral, and ethical dimensions, as well as those related to one's social function for livelihood. The study yielded significant results, revealing that the character of Solomon exemplified a set of inspirational social skills, including continuous supervision of his subjects, decisiveness, self-confidence, sound decision-making, and diplomatic communication.