Discourse analysis, as one of the emerging approaches in the humanities, focuses on linguistic and metalinguistic signs and seeks to discover the overt and covert layers of meaning in the text. One of the new methods in addressing the challenge of the fluidity of meaning in Western approaches is the operational method (PADAM), which, considering the specific characteristics of religious texts, provides a basis for systematic, processual, and purposeful analysis and has tried to present a reliable tool for producing accurate and objective results by introducing analytical spaces. The present study utilizing the semantic-value and relational-identity space, attempts to analyze the conversations of the prophets with their tribes in the Holy Quran using a descriptive-analytical method. Based on the findings in the semantic-value analysis, in the semantic-value analysis of the addresses of the prophets and the infidel tribes, each party purposefully seeks to strengthen the identity and credibility of the "own" discourse and weaken and discredit the "other" discourse. From the perspective of communication analysis, the discursive confrontations between the prophets and their infidel tribes,