Communication in the Early Islamic Era: A Social and Historical Analysis

Intellectual Discourse 10 (1) (2002)
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This article underlines the place of communication in Islam. The analysis closely links the historical phases of development of Islam to the development of communication media and modes in society, and highlights the structural relationship between communication as a fundamental human behaviour and the belief in, and the call for, Islam as basically communication-oriented religion.

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