Category Archives: Islamic Psychology
PERFECTIONISM
Perfectionism is a tendency to demand extremely high standards of performance and flawlessness from oneself [...]
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آلام واضطرابات في عالم متحرك
“كل حي متحرك لا محالة، وكل ميت غير متحرك لا محالة” – الإمام الدارمي هل [...]
ISIP Lecture: Healing Trauma: The Story of the Beloved Rasulullah SAW
Self-care is a Sunnah, and the Quran and Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) emphasise the importance of [...]
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Therapeutic nature of Dua (Prayer)
“Verily your Lord is Generous and Shy. If His servant raises his hands to Him [...]
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Freudian Psycho-sexual Theory through the Lens of Islamic Perspectives
by Abubakar Haruna Introduction Psychosexual theory, originating from Sigmund Freud’s work, posits that human development [...]
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Erickson’s Psycho-social Theory: An Islamic Perspective of the Theory
by Abubakar Haruna Introduction Psychosocial theory, pioneered by Erik Erikson, is a developmental theory that [...]
ISIP Tarbiyah Lecture | Raising Leaders in Islam by Dr. Fatima Cheikh (Summary)
Summary notes by Fathima Sameer The ongoing events in Gaza highlight the resilience and fortitude [...]
Islamic Art as Contemplative Art | ISIP Lecture By Dr. Kenza Saadi
In April 2024, ISIP had the honour of hosting Dr. Kenza Saadi for Our International [...]
A Comparative Analysis on Aggressive Behaviour from Islamic and Western Perspectives
by Abubukar Haruna Introduction Aggressive behaviour is a complex phenomenon that has long intrigued scholars [...]
Integrative Approach to Treating Anxiety among Muslims: Incorporating Quran, Hadith, Scholarly Insights and Western Perspectives
by Abubakar Haruna Introduction Anxiety disorders represent one of the most prevalent mental health challenges [...]
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