فن التعامل مع الناس

About فن التعامل مع الناس

This book - dear reader - addresses “treating people” as one of the important aspects in the life of every individual, whoever he is, and which many may fail to deal with. The writer begins his research by listing the primary foundations for proper dealing with people, then moves in the second section to the technical foundations of treating them. The third chapter contains the keys and secrets to winning people's affection and love. The fourth chapter, which the writer focused on, lists the ethics of dealing with people. This book - dear reader - addresses “treating people” as one of the important aspects in the life of every individual, whoever he is, and which many may fail to deal with. The writer begins his research by listing the primary foundations for proper dealing with people, then moves in the second section to the technical foundations of treating them. The third chapter contains the keys and secrets to winning people's affection and love. The fourth chapter, which the author focused on, lists the ethics of dealing with people, which the individual must adhere to if he wants to maintain healthy social relationships. Due to the great and pivotal role of friends in human life, the author devoted the fifth chapter to talking about friends, the method of choosing them, their rights, and the basic rules for dealing with them. Then the writer concludes his book with a very important sixth chapter in which he deals with the rules of dealing with the family, especially the parents, children, brothers, and wife. Since the wife is a lifelong companion and most of the people who are attached to the husband, the writer presented twelve rules for dealing with her. All these arts and secrets in dealing with people were supported by the writer with Qur’anic verses and noble hadiths narrated from the People of the House, peace be upon them, and the Companions, and he benefited from what others wrote in this way, while mentioning glimpses of the visions of reason, science, morals, and experience.