Ravanshenasi & Din

This research aims to design a model for the persuasion of marriage and childbearing based on Islamic sources, with emphasis on the thought of Allameh Misbah Yazdi. In terms of purpose, it is fundamental, and in terms of approach, it is mixed (qualitative-quantitative) of the sequential exploratory design type. In the qualitative section, using the method of qualitative content analysis and coding (open, axial, and selective), data were collected from Quranic verses and narrations found in grade "A" and "B" sources (prior to the fifth century AH, including the works of Kulini, Saduq, Mufid, Tusi, and Tabarsi) through purposive sampling. In the quantitative section, for validation, the extracted categories were presented in the form of a content questionnaire to 14 experts, and the content validity index (CVI) was calculated. The findings led to the extraction of four main dimensions: awareness-raising (explaining the monotheistic status of offspring, the value of marriage, and the station of motherhood); obstacle removal (eliminating deterrent beliefs such as fear of poverty and abortion); motivation enhancement (stimulating innate instincts of survival, perfection-seeking, and transcendent pleasure-seeking); and empowerment (strengthening physical, psychological, and social capabilities). These dimensions were explained within the theoretical framework of Allameh Misbah's three-dimensional theory of the self (cognition, inclination, and power). The conclusion is that a persuasive model of marriage and childbearing requires a multidimensional, process-oriented approach that simultaneously corrects insights, stimulates inner motivations, and strengthens practical capabilities, and it provides a conceptual framework for population policies.