Dakwah for communication studies

It is publicly known that Islamic sciences have found their equivalence in the general sciences. Indeed, Shari‘ah is associated with Islamic law, adab is Islamic humanity, ushuluddi, is Islamic theology/philosophy, tarbiyah is Islamic education. While this pairing does not raise controversy among scholars, there is still a debate whether dakwah is equivalent to Islamic communication. The former sciences have become scholastic subjects during the early and middle age periods of Islamic history, but the latter was developed as a discipline only after the Second World War. Dakwah is a way to convey the message of Islam to anyone, but the effect of this is process, however, depends on the decision of the receiver, as the role of the Dai (the sender) is just to impart and to deliver the message (maddah/mawdhu’) of the Qur’an sincerely, and only then guidance (hidayah) can come. Guidance can be from the supreme creator (God) and from the supporter of destruction (Satan). His ideal human communication is based on dakwah