III. Symposium of Psychology and Psychotherapy in Islamic Intellectual Tradition
The 3rd Symposium of Psychology and Psychotherapy in Islamic Thought, held Sept 30-Oct 14, 2024, brought together research from various fields of psychology.
The 3rd Symposium of Psychology and Psychotherapy in Islamic Thought, held Sept 30-Oct 14, 2024, brought together research from various fields of psychology.
PPAD’s second symposium in Istanbul explored an integrative research approach blending modern psychology with Islamic intellectual tradition and heritage.
PPAD’s first IDP-IGP Symposium in 2020 brought students and professionals together to address gaps in modern psychology through Islamic intellectual heritage.

“What kind of relationship can we establish with the current science of psychology and its knowledge?”
“What are the responsibilities of the different relationship styles we establish?”,
“What does Islamic Thought tell us, in many areas such as the foundations of psychology, developmental theory, cognitive science, social psychology in the context of the philosophy of science?”
“In the Islamic tradition, can a psychotherapy model be formulated from the theoretical structures regarding human beings, and if so, how?”
“Could new aspects be considered regarding social treatment models?”