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The Reality of the Transient Life
by Abdul Azeez Tunbosun One of the most emphasized teachings in Islam, which is also [...]
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Spiritual Practices in Islamic Psychology
by Abubakar Haruna Spiritual practices have an important history, recognition and relevance in psychology. They [...]
Cultivating Gratitude in Children
by Sarah Saeed Gratitude is recognizing and acknowledging good experiences and outcomes resulting in a [...]
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Role of Khuluq in Islamic Psychology
By Abubakar Haruna In Islam, character is paramount such that Allah and His Prophet (SAW) [...]
Trust as a Dictum of Our Actions
Every bit of existence has a connection to TRUST. For humans, trust always precedes or [...]
Reflections on Grief and Bereavement from an Islamic Perspective (Part II)
6. The end of times is marked by earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, natural disasters and massive [...]
Reflections on Grief and Bereavement from an Islamic Perspective (Part I)
It is very hard to speak of human grief because it calls for a lot [...]
Summary lessons from the Ihya (2): Foundations of Belief
What is required of a believer is to know who you are in connection to [...]
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Summary lessons from the Ihya (1): On Knowledge
Imam al-Ghazali explains the very purpose of religion as all affairs that have to do [...]
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FINDING PURPOSE BY EMBRACING OUR UNIQUE NATURE
A typical day for Aisha often involves discussions with her friends. One day, the question [...]
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