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Jan 9, 2021 · Islamic psychology is one of the religion-based perspectives which acknowledges it. This perspective has also attracted the attention of Western psychologists. Three different trends have been identified in this area: the Islamic filter approach, the comparison approach, and the Islamic psychology approach.
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Nov 2, 2024 · Islamic psychology acknowledges the value of empirical research and its capacity to provide further insights aligned with revealed knowledge. Ultimately, Islamic psychology should integrate both modern and revealed sources when studying and researching human nature. The second essential aspect is the focus of study in understanding humanity.
The first step is the isolation process, where western culture and values are isolated. The second step is the infusion of this knowledge with Islamic features. On the other hand, Ragab (1999) believed that there are two approaches to Islamize the social sciences: first by 'engagement' and second by 'disengagement.
Most of the contemporary scholarship that has been somewhat indiscriminately characterized as Islamic Psychology might better be referred to as ‘Islam and Psychology” (Kaplick & Skinner, 2017), partly due to the lack of an agreed upon definition or theoretical model (some definitions may be found in: Hamid, 1977; Vahab, 1996; Khan, 1996; Abdul Razaq & Hashim, 2012) and partly because the ...
Jan 9, 2021 · Islamic perspective to psychology is based on the knowledge of Islam. The word Islam is derived from the Arabic word “salam” a root word meaning peace; it is also derived from a root word “silim” meaning peace acquired by submitting one’s will to Allah, and the one who submits or surrenders to Allah is referred to as Muslim (“Islam ...
- Naved Iqbal, Rasjid Skinner
- 2021
One reason for not attempting to construct a “psychology” simply with reference to the Qur’an is that an understanding of how these terms can be applied in clinical practise requires such a combination of Qur’anic knowledge and clinical experience, operating from an Islamic paradigm of thought, that I doubt today that it can be achieved. There is thus a strong argument for taking ...
An Islam-based psychology argues that human beings are defined by a journey (an elevating and transcendental journey) toward perfection and elevation, and in that pursuit would embrace Marefat (a term beyond knowledge and wisdom and intelligence with two characteristics: tranquility and imperturbability)—and the more they attain Marefat, the more they experience their true heavenly truth ...
