Volume 3 ,Issue 1 ,September 2026 ,Pages 390-406
Asst. Prof. Adel Hama Arif Momin ; Prof. Dr. Omar Ahmed Ramadan
This study, titled “Qur’anic Dialogue Styles in Kurdish Electronic Da’wah Platforms,” addresses as its main problem the following question: what are the dialogue styles of the Holy Qur’an, and at what level and in what manner are they reflected in Kurdish electronic da’wah platforms? Its main objective is to identify the dialogue styles that Kurdish electronic da’wah programs have adopted from the Holy Qur’an, and to determine the level and manner of their use. The study is descriptive in nature and employs the content analysis method. The research population consists of (194) episodes of three Kurdish electronic da’wah programs: “Dialogue,” “Nama Podcast,” and “Near-Death Experiences”; the sample comprises (52) episodes selected through probability sampling. The research instrument is a content analysis form developed specifically for this study, based on a seven-category classification of Qur’anic dialogue styles comprising forty distinct styles; the validity of the instrument was established through the review of seven experts, and its reliability was confirmed using Holsti’s formula (C.R = 0.86). Among the study’s most important results is that Qur’anic dialogue styles are densely reflected in the discourse of all three programs, though each program is marked by a distinct level and manner that gives it an independent intellectual identity. In light of the results, the study recommends introducing religious media and electronic da’wah courses into journalism curricula, and suggests reusing the same instrument in future research on other programs and platforms.