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1. yaqeeninstitute.org › read › paperPerspectives on Islamic Psychology: al-Raghib al-Isfahani on ...

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   Oct 1, 2020 · It took modern psychology a century to realize that human behavior is not only determined by physiological instincts but that human consciousness also plays an important role. Hence the emergence of cognitive psychology and the acknowledgment that thought can be modified and can serve as a source of therapy for the immoderate emotions of fear, anger, and sorrow, to name a few.

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   Jan 10, 2020 · In Islamic civilisation, writings on Psychology, both in its theory and its clinical applications, begin early, – probably with Al-Kindi(801–873 CE), followed by Al-Balkhi, Al-Ghazali, and Ibn Arabi amongst others (4,5). All of these based their understanding of human psychology on Quranic sources and incorporated other sources as appropriate.

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   May 27, 2021 · For this reason, the study of the human psyche was never limited to focusing on the mind or to the field of science, as is common today. Rather, Islamic Psychology offered a holistic model (most famously described by Imam al-Ghazālī) that put the heart at the center, and connected to it the mind, body, soul, and emotions.

4. yaqeeninstitute.org › read › paperIslamic Spirituality and Mental Well-Being

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   Mar 13, 2017 · We recommend further research focus on (1) a more comprehensive study of the Qurān, Hadīth and Sīrah traditions in regards to spirituality and mental health; (2) a critical analysis of theories of mental health, human psychology, and personality provided by the classical tradition of Islām; and (3) examining links among various forms of Islāmic worship and Islāmic theology and underlying ...

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   Khodayarifard et al. discuss each of these in detail and outline how they contribute to a useful Islamic psychology. For example, fitrah (innate nature) is a predisposition created by God within all human beings, involving intuitive insight that leads one “into believing in God and following His directions” (p. 14); it contains knowledge ...

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   I have argued, however, that a comprehensive psychology cannot be evolved simply from a culture-free experimental methodology and that Muslims should consider basing their understanding of the self on models that derived from Qur’anic teaching. I have proposed that it is both unnecessary and impractical to do this without reference to the models constructed by traditional Islamic scholars ...

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   What is Islamic psychology?

   • The Psychology that derives from an Islamic paradigm is fundamentally distinct from culturally adapted or ‘Islamicized’ Western Psychology, and is a completely different field from ‘Islam and Mental Health’ (9). An Islamic Model of the Self Fig. 1. An Islamic Model of the Self (8)

   A beginner’s guide to the concept of Islamic Psychology

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   Where did psychology come from in Islam?

   • In Islamic civilisation, writings on Psychology, both in its theory and its clinical applications, begin early, – probably with Al-Kindi (801–873 CE), followed by Al-Balkhi, Al-Ghazali, and Ibn Arabi amongst others (4,5). All of these based their understanding of human psychology on Quranic sources and incorporated other sources as appropriate.

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   Does Islamic psychology have a mental health model?

   • Islamic Psychology does have a fairly clear conception. Mental Health can be defined, in terms of the model, as that state in which the Self is under the full control of the Qalb which is open to divine inspiration.

   A beginner’s guide to the concept of Islamic Psychology

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   What is an Islamic paradigm in psychology?

   • Paradigm, from the Greek, being understood as an underlying foundational motif. Abdallah Rothman (7,8) has defined what constitutes an Islamic paradigm in psychology, and this definition has met with widespread acceptance.

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   Why are physical and material aspects of behavior secondary in Islamic psychology?

   • The physical and material aspects of behaviors are secondary in Islamic psychology because Islam considers matter secondary to spirit. In Islam, human beings possess a dual nature, as they are both a body and a soul.

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   How much does an introduction to Islamic psychology cost?

   • Leiden, The Netherlands: Brill, 2021. x + 80 pp. $84.00 paperback In their book An Introduction to Islamic Psychology, Khodayarifard, Azarbaijani, Shahabi, and Zandi present a brief overview of Islamic psychology, outlining theoretical foundations, methodologies, and practices mined from the religious tradition.

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   Jun 26, 2018 · Introduction. As the name implies, Islamic psychology is based primarily on Islamic theology and worldview. Therefore, this chapter discusses Islamic perspectives of psychology based on the Qur’an and Hadith traditions of Prophet Muhammad. The early Muslim scholars also wrote extensively about human nature and some of their works are also ...