COMMUNICATION CULTURE AND LANGUAGE PURITY

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This article comprehensively covers the issues of communication culture and language purity. Language is the spiritual wealth of a nation, and communication is the main means of social communication between people. The article discusses the importance of correct and civilized communication in the literary language from a young age, the educational role of school and family in this regard, the attention paid to the correct pronunciation of words and phrases in Islamic teachings, as well as important ideas about the disappearance oflanguages ​ ​ in theworld. Keywords: communication culture, language purity, literary language, education for youth, Islamic views, language culture, native language, social communication, national identity, language preservation. One of the most important features of human society is communication. The development of any society is closely related tothe quality of communication and its culture. Communication is not only an exchange of words, but also a means of transmitting culture, morality, knowledge and experience. Especially in today's information age, the ability to communicate correctly, purely and meaningfully between people is more important than ever. Language is the main means of communication, an invaluable asset that reflects the identity, thinking, culture and spirituality of the people. Preserving the purity of the language means not only adhering to literary standards, but also preserving national values, history andculture. The need to form a culture of communication from a young age. A culture of communication should be formed from childhood. From the moment a child first begins to learn words, the environment around him and his communication with people determine what kind of speaker he will be. The role of parents, educators and teachers is invaluable here. If a child is taught to speak politely, speak politely, and follow the culture of language, in the future he will grow up not only as a spiritual person, but also as a civilized citizen. And this process is further improved during school. Students take lessons in special subjects on literary language, speech culture, and communication ethics. Through these lessons, children develop aesthetic taste, clear expression of thought, correct pronunciation, and skills aimed at increasing vocabulary. It is during this period that they are given the opportunity to use literary language and make artisticaesthetic assessments. page1660 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ISSN:2692-5206,ImpactFactor:12,23 AmericanAcademicpublishers,volume05,issue04,2025 Journal: https://www.academicpublishers.org/journals/index.php/ijai The correct use of literary language, respect for the language, preservation of its purity, and non-destruction are integral parts of the culture of communication. Unfortunately, today, in the media, on the Internet, and even in educational institutions, there are cases of indifference to the language. The purity of the language is being undermined by the misuse of words, excessiveuse of foreign words, and the creation oflanguage mixtures. Language is not only a means of communication, but also the way of thinking, spiritual world, and cultural world of the nation. As a means of expression, language reflects the history, customs, religion, attitude tolife, and worldview ofthepeople. Languages ​ ​ of the world and their disappearance. Currently, there are approximately 5,621 languages ​ ​ in the world, most of which are used orally by the local population. According to UNESCO, one language disappears every two weeks. This means that at least 26 languages ​ ​ ​ ​ are lost every year. By the end of the 21st century, half of the world's languages, that is, 2,500-3,000, may disappear completely. The reason for this is globalization, technology, migration, and indifference to one's native language. Some languages ​ ​ do not have a written form, and some are known by only a few thousand people. As languages ​ ​ disappear, the cultural memory of the people also disappears. Therefore, every person must love their native language, use it correctly, and educate their children in this spirit. It is necessary to read moreliterature, studyfolklore, and form a culture ofpurity inthe language among young people. Approach to the culture of dialogue and language culture in Islam. Special attention is paid to the culture of speech and dialogue in Islamic teachings. In the Holy Quran, Allah Almighty commands believing servants to"address each other with themostbeautiful words": "Tell My servants: let them speak the most beautiful words." (Surah Al-Isra, verse 53) Our Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said in the hadiths: “Whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day, let him speak good or remain silent.” This means being careful in speaking, avoiding unnecessary, harmful, and hurtful words. In Islam, it is also very important to express one’s words correctly and clearly, to pay attention to the meaning of words,