Between August 10 and October 5, experts from the field of mental health made presentations on various topics related to the difficulties encountered in daily life in the seminars held within the Psychology in Islamic Thought Platform. These presentations included the scientific literature of the subject, its place in Islamic thought and practical application suggestions. Public Seminars Presentation Contents M. […]
The studies on Islamic thought in psychology began with the aim of seeking answers to some fundamental questions. These fundamental questions are as follows: As the responses to these fundamental questions develop, new questions have emerged. These questions include the following: We carry the responsibility of wondering what the religion, in which we believe and have faith in its creed, […]
Platform of Psychology/Psychotherapy in Islamic Thought aims to examine the theoretical debates in the context of Islamic thought and modern science/psychology, as well as the practical contributions regarding the utilization of concepts and actions in Islamic thought within psychotherapy, and to this end, organizes seminars, symposiums, reading groups and publications on a voluntary basis. Platform of Psychology/Psychotherapy in Islamic ThoughtFebruary […]
In the book “Islamic Psychology Around the Globe” edited by Dr. Amber Haque and Dr. Abdallah Routhman, the chapter titled “Studies on Islamic Psychology in Turkey: Present Situation, Possibilities and Challenges” was written by Prof. Dr. Süleyman Derin and our platform president Clinical Psychologist Taha Burak Toprak.
This book is a compilation of texts from a series of seminars organized by the Platform of Psychology in Islamic Thought. These seminars were convened with the contributions of leading figures in the fields of Psychology, Psychiatry, and Islamic Studies both in the world and in Turkey. The studies in this book are about the unique qualities of medical, philosophical, […]
Clinical Psychologist Muhammed Furkan Cinisli from our team presented his paper titled “Exploring the Contribution of Islamic Thought to Psychotherapy: A Thematic Analysis of Islamically Integrated Psychotherapy Practitioners” at the “13th Annual Muslim Mental Health Conference 2021” held online on April 2-3, 2021.
IDP organized a memorial program for the late Dr. Malik Badri on 27 March 2021. In the program, Dr. Amber Haque and Dr. Hooman Keshavarzi, who knew him closely, especially his beloved wife Dr. Fatima Abdullah, told us about their memories of Dr. Malik Badri, his influence on them and their work, his contributions to the development of the field […]
The conference titled “Intersection of Islamic Studies and Modern Psychology in the International Context” was organized by the Association for the Psychology of Religion, Khalil Center, Ibn Haldun University, IDP and International Islamic Psychology Association. Clinical Psychologist Taha Burak Toprak took part in the conference with his speech titled “Islam, Psychology and Psychotherapy: From Solid Foundations to New Horizons”.
During the monthly seminars held between February and June 2020 on Psychology in Islamic Thought and Psychotherapy in Islamic Tradition, experts from the fields of psychology and Islamic sciences shared their experiences and suggestions with us. With their seminars, our esteemed professors opened new horizons for us on the basic problems of modern psychology, the basic concepts of Islamic thought […]
