Focus And Scope

Focus of Psychology is a branch of psychology that studies human behavior in general without involving any specific religious perspective. Its primary focus is understanding mental processes and human behavior through scientific approaches. Relevant focuses in general psychology journals include:

- Cognitive Psychology: The study of thinking processes, memory, perception, and decision-making.

- Developmental Psychology: The study of behavioral changes across the human lifespan, from childhood to adulthood.

- Clinical Psychology: Research and interventions related to mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders.

- Social Psychology: The study of social interactions, social influence, and group dynamics.

- Educational Psychology: The application of psychology to improve teaching and learning processes.

- Industrial and Organizational Psychology: The study of human behavior in the workplace and organizational development.

 

Focus of Islamic Psychology

Islamic psychology is a branch of psychology that integrates psychological principles with Islamic values. Its focus is on understanding and promoting individual mental well-being based on the teachings of the Qur'an and Hadith. Relevant focuses include:

- The Concept of Mental Well-being in Islam: Studies on mental health grounded in spiritual values.

- Islamic Spiritual Psychology: Research on the impact of worship practices like prayer, supplication, and dhikr on emotional balance.

- Islamic Psychotherapy: Therapeutic approaches using Islamic values for healing mental disorders.

- Moral Psychology: The study of the relationship between moral behavior and psychological conditions.

- Family Psychology in Islam: Studies on the dynamics of Muslim families based on Islamic principles.

- Studies on Nafs (Soul): Understanding the concept of nafs from the Qur'anic perspective and how to manage it.

 

Scope 

The journal may cover the following areas:

1. Empirical Research: Quantitative and qualitative studies related to general and Islamic psychology.

2. Literature Reviews: Theoretical and critical reviews on specific topics in general or Islamic psychology.

3. Development of Measurement Tools: Validation of psychological instruments suitable for cultural and Islamic contexts.

4. Practical Applications: Studies on the application of psychology in education, family, organizations, or Muslim communities.

5. Comparative Studies: Comparisons between general psychology and Islamic psychology approaches to specific phenomena.

6. Interdisciplinary Studies: Integration of psychology with other disciplines, such as sociology, anthropology, or Islamic studies.

With this focus and scope, the journal is expected to serve as a platform to enrich the understanding of psychology in both universal and Islamic contexts.