About the Journal

The Ihsan Psyche Journal is an academic platform dedicated to publishing research and discussions that bridge universal psychological principles with Islamic perspectives. This journal serves as a medium for researchers, academics, and practitioners to explore and integrate psychological concepts with values derived from the Qur'an and Hadith while also examining human behavior and mental processes through a scientific lens.

The journal has two primary areas of focus:

General Psychology

This section explores human behavior and mental processes without a specific religious perspective, emphasizing evidence-based and scientific approaches. Key areas of focus include:

  • Cognitive Psychology: Studies on thinking processes, memory, perception, and decision-making.
  • Developmental Psychology: Examination of behavioral changes across the human lifespan.
  • Clinical Psychology: Research and interventions for mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders.
  • Social Psychology: Analysis of social interactions and group dynamics.
  • Educational Psychology: Psychological approaches to enhance teaching and learning.
  • Industrial and Organizational Psychology: Studies of workplace behavior and organizational dynamics.

Islamic Psychology

This section emphasizes the integration of psychological principles with Islamic values to understand and promote mental well-being. Key areas include:

  • Mental Well-being in Islam: Research on mental health grounded in spiritual values.
  • Islamic Spiritual Psychology: Impact of worship practices, such as prayer and dhikr, on emotional well-being.
  • Islamic Psychotherapy: Therapeutic approaches rooted in Islamic teachings.
  • Moral Psychology: The relationship between moral behavior and psychological conditions from an Islamic perspective.
  • Family Psychology in Islam: Dynamics of Muslim families based on Islamic principles.
  • Studies on Nafs (Soul): Qur'anic perspectives on the soul and its management.

Scope of the Journal

The journal welcomes submissions in the following areas:

  1. Empirical Research: Quantitative and qualitative studies in general or Islamic psychology.
  2. Literature Reviews: Theoretical and critical reviews of specific topics.
  3. Measurement Tools Development: Validation of psychological instruments in cultural and Islamic contexts.
  4. Practical Applications: Research on psychology’s application in education, family, organizations, or Muslim communities.
  5. Comparative Studies: Analyses comparing general and Islamic psychological approaches to specific phenomena.
  6. Interdisciplinary Studies: Integration of psychology with other disciplines, such as sociology, anthropology, and Islamic studies.

By embracing a comprehensive and integrative approach, the Ihsan Psyche Journal aims to enrich the academic discourse, contribute to the advancement of psychology as a science, and offer valuable insights into the interplay of universal and faith-based psychological paradigms.