• Critically analyse major concepts of the nature of man in the understanding of Islamic psychology.
• Examine Islamic psychology derived from the Qur’an and Sunnah.
• List the major influential Classical Islamic scholars in the development of philosophy and Islamic psychology.
• Describe the contributions of classical Islamic scholars to the development of modern Islamic psychology.
• Outline a brief History in the development of psychology: Judeo-Christian psychology.
• Critically examine the work of contemporary Islamic psychologist in the Islamisation of psychology.
• Discuss the relative merits of the Islamisation of psychology and its clinical application.
• Discuss the classical works of Malik Badri in the development of modern Islamic psychology.
• Examine the relationships between religion, spirituality and psychology from an Islamic perspective.
• Introduction to the History and Philosophy of Psychology. • The Qur’an, Sunnah and Islamic Psychology • Classical Islamic Scholars: • Ash’ath Bin Qais Al-Kindi • Ali Ibn Sahl Rabban At-Tabari • Abu Bakr Mohammad Ibn Zakariya Al-Razi • Abul Zaid Al-Balkhi • Abu Nasar Mohammad Ibn Al-Farabi • Abu Hasan Ali Abbas Al-Majusi • Abu Ali Ahmad B. Muhammad B. Ya’kub Ibn Miskawayh • Ikhwan Al-Safa: The Bretheren of Purity • Aby Ali Al-Husayn B. abd Allah Ibn Sina Haleh Banani • Abdul Aziz Bin Azimullah • Islamic Psychology: Past, Present, Future • Aisha Utz • G Hussein Rasool • Rania Awaad • Amber Haque
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• Abu Hamid Muhammad Al-Ghazali • Abu Bakr Mohammed Bin Yahyâ Al-Saigh Ibn Bajjah • Ibn Al-Ayn Zarbi • Abu Bakar Muhammad Bin Abdul Malik Ibn Tufayl • Abu’l Walid Muhamad Bin Ahmad Ibn Rushd • Fakhr Al-Din Muhammad Umar Al-Razi • Muhyid-Din Muhammad Ibn Ali Ibn Arabi • Classical 20th Century Islamic Scholar: • Allama Muhammad Iqbal • Abul A’la Maududi • Syed Muhammad Al Naquib Bin Ali Al-Attas • Isma’il Raji Al-Faruqi • Ibrahim A. Ragab • Contemporary Islamic Scholars: • Professor Dr. Malik Badri • Rasjid Skinner • Abdullah Rothman
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