The Scientific Principles of Islamic Psychology
Abstract
The purpose of this article is to argue about how to define Islamic psychology based on the fundamental concepts of Islam and science, since the development of Islamic Psychology is driven by the spirit of Islamization of knowledge. Therefore, this article will also discuss about the goal of Islamic Psychology, its scopes, and its focus, which will lead our efforts in developing Islamic Psychology as a science. The last part of this article will explore the possible methods, with the example of their research designs, for further studies in Islamic Psychology. This article offers some basic principles in developing Islamic Psychology as a knowledge for all human beings, regardless of their religion or race.
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