Abstract:
The present study was conducted with the aim of validating the premarital counseling model based on spouses' interaction patterns in the Holy Quran. This study was applied in terms of purpose and was conducted with a mixed approach. In the theoretical part, the research population was all verses of the Holy Quran, and a descriptive-analytical method was used to obtain the spouses' interaction patterns. In the second part, after the initial construction of the premarital counseling protocol, its content validity was approved by three experts. In the implementation stage, the research population was all the applicants (PMC) of the Haniyeh Counseling Center in Karaj in 1403, and seven couples were selected through purposive sampling. In the last step, the applicants' perceptions and behaviors were examined based on the results presented to them (unhindered marriage, marriage requiring education, marriage requiring treatment), in a one-year follow-up. The results of the study showed that the Quranic premarital counseling model is valid in terms of informing clients and predicting future interaction patterns of spouses. It is recommended that this model be used by marriage specialists to inform and predict interaction patterns of spouses and prevent divorce.