Quranic Concepts in Islamic Psychology and Spirituality

This book explores how the Qur'ân's timeless teachings enrich contemporary psychological theories, bridging the gap between Islamic wisdom and psychological well-being.

Autorentext

Zuleyha Keskin is an Associate Professor in Isl mic spirituality and the Course Coordinator of the Graduate Certificate in Isl mic Psychology at Charles Sturt University, Australia. She also serves as the Associate Head of School at the Centre for Isl mic Studies and Civilisation at Charles Sturt University. Zuleyha is the co-founder of ISRA Academy, the Editor-in-Chief of the Australian Journal of Isl mic Studies, and the Vice President of the Australian Association of Isl mic and Muslim Studies.

Klappentext

This book explores how the Qur'ân's timeless teachings enrich contemporary psychological theories, bridging the gap between Isl mic wisdom and psychological well-being.

Inhalt

1. The Human Faculties in the Qur'ân 2. The Five Pillars: Introduction and Qur'ânic Practice of Shah dah 3. The Five Pillars: Qur'ânic Practices of al h and Zak h 4. The Five Pillars: Qur'ânic Practices of awm and ajj 5. Qur'ânic Spiritual Concepts of Ikhl and Tawakkul 6. Qur'ânic Spiritual Concepts of Du , Dhikr and Tafakkur 7. Qur'ânic Spiritual Concepts of abr, Shukr and Istiq mah 8. Qur'ânic Spiritual Concepts of Tawbah, Istighf r, Ri , Sak na and I m n n 9. Conclusion