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Islamic perspective, looking at the contribution of early scholars to contemporary Muslim psychology. KEY WORDS: History of psychology, early Muslim scholars, Islamic psychology I. INTRODUCTION The Islamic discourse on psychology dates back to the early 9th century, a time that marked the accelerated expansion of Islamic Civilization.
The secular paradigm of psychology, influenced by globalization, colonialization, and Americanization, persists in its original form. In the 20th century, the originator of Modern Islamic Psychology, Prof. Dr Malik Badri, played a crucial role in enlightening Muslim scholars about Islamic Psychology, emphasizing its cultural sensitivity.
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Ashraf Ali Thanvi • Part I: His Views on Personality & Psychological Disorders • Types of heart • Stages of thought processes • Therapeutic objectives and methods • Part 2: Case Study (letters to one of his students) • A few books relevant for psychologists • Conclusions Haque, A. (Nov. 7, 2020) 2 Badri’s Book: The Dilemma of Muslim Psychologists • Badri had presented a paper ...
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contributions of prominent early Muslim scholars to psychology and outlines the challenges faced by today's Muslims in adapting to the Western theories. It also offers a few recommendations on the indigenization of psychology for Muslim societies interested in seeking the Islamic perspective on human behaviors.
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Early Muslim philosophers and scholars contributed great works to the pursuit of clearly understanding psychology and mental health. During the height of Islamic civilization, Islamic scholars were discussing psychiatry, psychology, psychotherapy, and their connection to holistic spiritual, mental, and physical health. Innumerable psychological and therapeutic components are incorporated in ...
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Dec 1, 2004 · Early Muslims wrote extensively about human nature and called it Ilm-al Nafsiat or self-knowledge. In many cases, their works seem to be the original ideas for many modern day psychological theories and practices. What is interesting however is that a lot of what the early scholars wrote was blended with Islamic philosophy and religious ideas. This paper covers major contributions of prominent ...
