Category Archives: Islamic Psychology
Before the Breaking Point: The Skills We Were Never Taught to Heal
By Aleynanur Sarap PART 1 For the past three years, I have been working in [...]
Gaps in Western Models and the Need for Alternative Paradigms
Laaibah Niazi Western psychology is often perceived as the universal truth when it comes to [...]
Comparison of Human Nature, Motivation and Freewill between West and Islam
Numerah Bazme Comparing and contrasting two aspects involves finding similarities and differences between them. Western [...]
A Practitioner’s Guide to Incorporating Principles of Islamic Psychology into Practice When Working with Muslim Students
Shahnaz Khawaja, LCMHC, NCC, BCC, LCAS Introduction Muslim students in higher education face the same [...]
Leadership from the Perspective of the Qur’an
Leadership is a crucial field of study in the social sciences, psychology, and management. In [...]
HUMAN PSYCHE IN ISLAMIC PSYCHOLOGY: AN ALTERNATIVE BEYOND MODERN DISPOSITION
by Azza Thabassum Mansoor Regardless of the number of contributions and the generous number of [...]
Healing Beyond the Physical: My Journey Through Chronic Illness with Islamic Psychology
by Haadiya Mujib Healing Beyond the Physical: My Journey Through Chronic Illness with Islamic Psychology [...]
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Toward a Holistic Understanding of Self-Compassion: Comparing Western and Islamic Perspectives
by Aisha Areej, Kashmir Psychology, in its essence, calls for a holistic approach. Yet, mainstream [...]
From Individual to Family to Community: Building caring social supports for all through psychospiritual preventive interventions integrated in talk therapy
Author – Saira Qureshi, LMHC, Ed Psych M.A. The believers, both men and women, are guardians of one [...]
BUILDING BRIDGES, NOT WALLS
BUILDING BRIDGES, NOT WALLS by Mehmooda Husain When Home Becomes a Battlefield: How Couples Can [...]