Islamic Psychology

Rezensionen / Stimmen

"Islamic Psychology is a fast-growing discipline. The present book is a pioneering effort to create a bridge between the conventional psychology, which I regard as reductionist, and Islamic approach which is holistic and deals with total human being. I strongly recommend it as a text for graduate programmes in Psychology." - Professor Dr Anis Ahmad, Vice Chancellor, Riphah International University. Pakistan

"This pioneering work encompasses a variety of psychological topics from an Islamic perspective and is an essential text for students as well as practitioners of Islamic Psychology. I congratulate the author for a job well done." - Professor Dr Amber Haque, Professor of Clinical Psychology, Doha Institute for Graduate Studies, Doha, Qatar

"Prof G. Hussein's book on Islamic Psychology is a blend of contemporary psychology and Islamic Psychology. The author has distinctively focused on the biological basis of behaviour grounded in Islamic teachings. I presume the mentioning of clinical supervision in this book is a unique contribution, which wasn't mentioned in the Islamic psychology books previously." - Professor Dr Muhammad Tahir Khalily, Vice president Academics and Professor of Clinical Psychology International Islamic University Islamabad, Pakistan "Islamic Psychology is a fast-growing discipline. The present book is a pioneering effort to create a bridge between the conventional psychology, which I regard as reductionist, and Islamic approach which is holistic and deals with total human being. I strongly recommend it as a text for graduate programmes in Psychology." - Professor Dr Anis Ahmad, Vice Chancellor, Riphah International University, Pakistan

"This pioneering work encompasses a variety of psychological topics from an Islamic perspective and is an essential text for students as well as practitioners of Islamic Psychology. I congratulate the author for a job well done." - Professor Dr Amber Haque, Professor of Clinical Psychology, Doha Institute for Graduate Studies, Doha, Qatar

"Prof G. Hussein's book on Islamic Psychology is a blend of contemporary psychology and Islamic Psychology. The author has distinctively focused on the biological basis of behaviour grounded in Islamic teachings. I presume the mentioning of clinical supervision in this book is a unique contribution, which wasn't mentioned in the Islamic psychology books previously." - Professor Dr Muhammad Tahir Khalily, Vice president Academics and Professor of Clinical Psychology International Islamic University Islamabad, Pakistan