Islamic Psychology (IP) is an emerging discipline evident from a consistent growth of publications worldwide in the last 40 years. While the body of knowledge and practice is not new and was known as Ilm an-Nafs or science of the self during the Islamic Golden Age, it lost its significance for many centuries primarily because of the secularization of psychology and colonization of the Muslim world. IP has now developed into a professional and academic field, as it tries to understand the human self from an Islamic worldview. This book examines IP development in 17 countries ranging from Indonesia to Bosnia to the United States. A bird’s eye view of the discipline’s growth, as offered across the chapters in this book, can help the reader understand the history, challenges, and prospects of this developing field and illuminate for the broader field of psychology how the Islamic tradition has been integrated into mental health practices in Muslim communities. The book broadens the reach of modern psychology by exploring spirituality and religion in the Muslim world.
Table des matières
Contents
Foreword
Thomas G. Plante
Dedication
Acknowledgments
Introduction to Islamic Psychology Around the Globe
Abdallah Rothman and Amber Haque
Chapter One
Islamic Psychology in Australia: An Emerging Field
Hanan Dover
Chapter Two
Islamic Psychology from Bosnian Perspective: Experiences and Contributions of Muslim Psychologists and Thinkers
Aid Smajić and Selvira Draganović
Chapter Three
The Journey of Islamic Psychology in Egypt: The Case of Muhammad ‘Uthman Nagati (1914-2000)
Khalid Elzamzamy, Roaa Moustafa Ahmed, Walid Hassan and Mohamed El Mahdi
Chapter Four
Islamic Perspectives of Psychology in India
Akbar Hussain
Chapter Five
Islamic Psychology in Indonesia: History and Research Priorities
Diana Setiyawati and Bagus Riyono
Chapter Six
Islamic Psychology in Iran: Past, Present, & Future
Hamid Rafiei Honar and Masood Azarbayejani
Chapter Seven
Islamic Rooting of Psychology in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Saleh bin Ibrahim Al-Sanie
Chapter Eight
The Establishment and Growth of Islamic Psychology in Malaysia
Alizi Alias
Chapter Nine
Islamic Psychology in Nigeria: An Overview of Accomplishments, Challenges and Prospects
Salisu Shehu
Chapter Ten
A Journey from Muslim Psychology to Islamic Psychology in Pakistan
Tamkeen Saleem and Muhammad Tahir Khalily
Chapter Eleven
Islamic teaching-informed psychology and the Somali people: Current practices and future directions
Jibril I. M. Handuleh, Abdikani Askar and Abdilahi E Momin
Chapter Twelve
The Direct and Indirect Developments of Islamic Psychology in South Africa
Juraida Latif and Shaakirah D. Boda
Chapter Thirteen
Development and Characteristics of Islamic Psychology in Sudan
Ahmad Shennan
Chapter Fourteen
Studies on Islamic Psychology in Turkey: Present situation, possibilities, and challenges
Suleyman Derin and Taha B. Toprak
Chapter Fifteen
The Development of Islamic Psychology in the United Kingdom
Rasjid Skinner
Chapter Sixteen
Islamic Psychology in the United States: Past, present, and future trajectory
Carrie York Al Karam
Chapter Seventeen
Islamic Psychology in Western Continental Europe: A Top-down Approach
Paul M. Kaplick, Amin Loucif, & Ibrahim Rüschoff
Notes on Contributors
A propos de l’auteur
Abdallah Rothman is Professor of Islamic Psychology and Principal at Cambridge Muslim College, founder of Shifaa Integrative Counseling and co-founder and Executive Director of the International Association of Islamic Psychology. He was previously Visiting Professor of Psychology at George Washington University, Zaim University Istanbul, International Islamic University Islamabad, and Al-Neelain University Khartoum.Plus d’ebooks du même auteur(s) / Éditeur
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