KOMUNIKASI ISLAM DALAM PERSPEKTIF MAHASISWA ISLAM

Abstrak

Communication comes from the Latin communis, which means' making together 'or' building togetherness between two or more people. Communication often applies because communication is a very important requirement for every individual. There are two types of communication, verbal communication and nonverbal communication. Verbal communication is the delivery of information and information through oral language to others while nonverbal communication is intended to convey information and information through gestures or body expressions. Many definitions of communication put forward by experts are appropriate from their different points of view. When talking about communication, will not be far from the discussion about the relationship between individuals who try to exchange information to increase their knowledge and experience. Communication theory is considered to be the earliest (1948). Lasswell states that the best way to explain the communication process is to answer the question: Who says in which channel to who with what effect (Who says what through what channel to whom with what effect). Paradigm: Lasswell is an element of the communication process namely communicator communicator, message (message), media, communicator (receiver), and effect (influence). As above, this study aims to describe the pattern of Islamic Communication in the Perspective of Islamic Students, namely by means of a Case Study of Student Communication patterns at the Ummul Qura Al-Islami Institute (IUQI) Bogor