I. Symposium of Psychology in Islamic Intellectual Tradition

I. Symposium of Psychology in Islamic Intellectual Tradition

The first IDP&IGP Symposium, held between October 30 and November 1, 2020, enabled many students and mental health professionals from the field to present their work with the theme of “identifying the bottlenecks in modern psychology and offering solutions to this blockage by taking into account the Islamic intellectual heritage”.

The collaborative work of the IDP team at the symposium and Taha Burak Toprak’s presentation titled “A Method Example and Understanding Multidimensional Approach to Reality” served as a roadmap on how to conduct studies on traditions of Islamic thought and psychology.

The feedback received after the symposium included expressions of the common need for studies in this field and expectations for the work to continue unabated.

“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?”

 

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