PSYCHOLOGY and ISLAM

Understand the relationship between them, and understand the psychology based on the view of Islam

Perfectionism

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Perfectionism is described as aiming for an unrealistic and unachievable goal.  Individuals caught up in perfectionistic thi...

Procrastination

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We have all suffered from procrastination and the associated consequences of it at some time in our lives.   Procrastination ranges from put...

Rape & Incest: Islamic Perspective

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Incest and rape are not new in this day and age; these problems have always existed and will continue to exist if...

Community Pressure as a Deterrent to Injustice

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Let's examine the role of community in establishing justice in our society.... Sûrah al Hujurât 49.9 'If two part...

Ghazâlî's 6 Steps Toward Change

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Imam Ghazâlî (450 - 505 AH; 1058 - 1111CE) identifies the following 6 steps one can take in the process of change and grow...

Prejudice: Islamic Perspective

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Prejudice is a premature judgment -- a negative attitude towards a person or group of people which is not based on objective fac...

Backbiting & Psychotherapy

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I often hear from people that they have been told that talking about others in Counseling sessions is the same as backbiting whi...
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