International Students of Islamic Psychology
An inclusive (open) space designed to connect people with diverse backgrounds interested in Islamic Psychology
Latest Events at ISIP
📣 ISIP-International Students of Islamic Psychology invites you to attend our monthly lecture, an ISIP Oceania initiative
🎤 Dr.Rashid Flewellen is an Honorary Research Fellow and sessional lecturer for the University of Sydney. He is also a senior social worker in Southwestern Sydney Local Health District, with over 15 years of clinical practice focusing on mental health and drug and alcohol. As a member of SHIFA Wellbeing and the Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers (MINT) he has been developing projects that explore clinician behaviour and the linkages between training/education and nature-based healing. He has been recently blessed to publish a book chapter that compares historical and political similarities between the United States (USA) and the Commonwealth of Australia, to advance discourse on health disparities, socioeconomic status (SES), and determinants of wellbeing; James Cook and Christopher Columbus as pedagogical cousins: An exploration of modern academic discourses in the health professions.
Topic: Permaculture Therapy in Clinical Practice: From Landscapes to Peoplescapes
🗓 Date : Friday November 1st, 2024
⏰ Time: 7.30 PM AEDT
📣 ISIP-International Students of Islamic Psychology invites you to attend our next International lecture: Traditional Architecture of Cairo’s al-Sultan Hasan: Symbolism, Craftsmanship and the Nafs with Br. Mohammed El Gendy (Egypt).
Br. Mohamed El-Gendy is a traditional architecture and geometry tour guide with a PhD Candidate in Sociology at the University of Cambridge. He focuses on political and social history, as he is also a student of traditional knowledge and Islamic metaphysics having studied ‘Ihya‘Ulum al-Din, al-Hikam al-‘Ata’yia, Mukhtasar al-Futuhat al-Makiyya, Prophetic Sira with prominent scholars.
This session will be conducted in English, and a zoom link will be emailed to registrants.
🗓 Date: Saturday, Oct 26th, 2024
⏰ Time: 1:30 PM GMT (Please note your own time zone, the session will be around 90 mins)
📣 ISIP - International Students of Islamic Psychology- India🇮🇳 is thrilled to announce our upcoming interactive session with:
🎤 Speaker :- Br. Sadathullaah khan
With a BSc in Mechanical Engineering and extensive experience as the editor of Islamic Voice, he is a dedicated life coach specializing in the transformation of the true self. His work integrates a deep understanding of human potential with the pursuit of personal growth, blending his technical background and editorial expertise with a passion for guiding others toward authentic self-development"
Topic: Awaken Your Identity: The Journey of Self Transformation
🗓Date: Monday, October 28th, 2024
⏰ Time: 7 PM IST
⏰ (Please note your own time zone, Sessions are usually about 60 mins)
📣 ISIP-International Students of Islamic Psychology Trauma Healing Taskforce is holding a Healing Circle Gathering Hearts for Ummah with Linda Kader.
🎤Linda Kader strongly believes in common humanity in all our experiences and finding sources of joy and gratitude each day. She is based in Australia and is a proud immigrant. Linda gives her time to understanding human suffering and to nurture human minds and potentials. She is passionate about holistic approaches to health and living and infusing creativity and art in her life. She is a born practising Muslim, a psychiatrist, psychotherapist, academic, and a mindfulness teacher. Presently she’s passionate about creating collective healing spaces.
🗓 Sunday, October 27th, 2024
🕑 1:00 AM GMT/12 PM Sydney (session is around 90 mins, Zoom link will be emailed)
📣 ISIP-International Students of Islamic Psychology invites you to attend our Book Club : Children Around Prophet , an ISIP Tarbiyah initiative
🎤 Session hosted by: Sundus Burhan- Registered psychologist
🎤 Session facilitated by:
Mahlaqa Javaid
Shifa Tameer-e-Millat University (STMU) in collaboration with the International Students of Islamic Psychology (ISIP) invites you to the International Conference on Islamic Psychology (IPCON 2025) .
Theme: Reviving Transpersonal Psychology Through the Decolonial Lens of Islamic Psychology
Date: January 29, 2025
We encourage you to submit your abstracts on the themes mentioned on the attached flyer and we would love to showcase your work! Kindly email your abstracts to: ipcon.dcp@stmu.edu.pk.
📅 Important Deadlines:
⏱ Abstract Submission Deadline: October 20, 2024
⏱ Confirmation of Acceptance: November 20, 2024
For further queries, contact us at: ipcon.dcp@stmu.edu.pk or call 051-8840615.
📣Islamic Psychology Research Network (IPRN) - an ISIP, Al Balkhi Institute and Maqasid institute's Initiative, is excited to bring you its first Postgraduate Certificate Course in Islamic Psychology from the perspective of the Maqasid Methodology.
Registration for the fall cohort of the Learning the Maqasid Methodology and its Applications in Islamic Psychology is now open!
The course presents an Islamic framework, the Maqasid Methodology, for researchers to address various psychological questions and issues. Participants will explore a comprehensive understanding of Islamic Psychology drawn from the #Quran & #Sunnah.
Eligibility:
• Open to individuals with a degree in any subject
• A background in psychology is highly recommended
Hear from our Co-Founder and Members
Exploring Islamic Psychology with ISIP
An Introduction to Islamic Psychology
A Lecture Delivered by Professor Suleyman Derin
Aplikasi Sabar Dan Shalat
A Lecture Delivered by Dr. Phil. Qurotul Uyun, M.Si.
Islamic Psychology from the Ghazalian Perspective
A Lecture Delivered by Dr. Osman Bakar
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Testimonials
The best aspect of ISIP, which I have seen, is the genuine, kind,
and unconditional support of each member. In fact, there is no shortage of support at any time. This has been an incredibly enriching experience!
Ihsan-USA
Masha'Allah ISIP is a fantastic resource and a must see for anyone interested in Islamic Psychology. The topics, the sessions with renowned scholars and resources shared are very relevant and several times introduced me to the depth of Islamic Psychology work that is taking place worldwide. It helps break away from the perception that Islamic Psychology is simply an emerging field. To add, it is a community like no other!
Omar-Canada
I love how the events are conducted in a very peaceful manner, they are actually very resourceful. The Q and As are great! The Whatsapp groups are regulated very respectfully which is quite a task when we have such a daunting number of people in it. Overall the ambience that the sessions and discussions have is beautiful to witness and makes me hopeful of a great future and scope that IP has worldwide.
Aliya-Pakistan