<![CDATA[This study examines the concept of communication ethics from a Qur'anic perspective, focusing on Islamic communication principles applied in daily life, particularly within family education and Islamic guidance and counseling. In Islam, ethics holds a paramount position, serving as the moral foundation for social interactions. Communication, regulated by the Qur'an, is governed by six main principles: qaulan sadidan (truthful), qaulan ma’rufan (good), qaulan balighan (profound), qaulan maysuran (accessible), qaulan layyinan (gentle), and qaulan kariman (noble). Using a library research method, the results indicate that applying these Qur'anic principles in family education and Islamic guidance and counseling fosters ethical character, harmonious relationships, and therapeutic effectiveness. Furthermore, this framework aligns with the progressive social initiatives of Muhammadiyah and Aisyiyah, particularly in institutionalizing mental health services and information jurisprudence (Fikih Informasi). The integration of these values is crucial for forming a civilized society and serves as a foundation for Islamic guidance and counseling oriented toward individual and collective well-being..]]>
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