Islamic Psychology: Nature, Methods & Applications — 25 – 26 November 2017

Programme

Sessions & speakers

1. Inaugural Session

   Quran Recitation Welcome and Introduction: Prof. Naved Iqbal, Director, ICIPP, New Delhi Chief Patron Address: Prof. Akbar Hussain, ICIPP, New Delhi Chief Guest Address: Mr. A. P. Siddiqui (IPS), Registrar, JMI, New Delhi Keynote Address: Prof. Rasjid Skinner, Bradford, United Kingdom Presidential Remarks: Prof. Yusuf Ameen, AMU, Aligarh Vote of Thanks: Dr. Javed Zafar, CSR, Hyderabad

2. First Session

   25 November 2017 | Ibn Sina Hall | 12:00 PM–1:30 PM

   Paper Presentations: Anger and Its Management in Islamic Psychology — Jahana Sherin.V Coping Strategies of Stress in Islamic Practices — Dr. Mohammad Irfan Farooqi, Ayub Chohuan Problem Solving Strategies in the Light of Qur’an and Sunnah — Majida Ummer, Masmoodha Beegham Sayyid Shaheer Effective Methods for Treatment of Mental Disturbances; Implementation of Islamic Rhythms as a New Technique in Psychotherapy — Anfas Naseer Application of Islamic Psychology in Counseling and Guidance — Hameeda Syed Islamic Psychology: Approach Towards Mental Health — Saqib Bashir Importance of Tazkiyathul Nafs in Personality Development and Its Influence on Mental Well-being — Uruj, Sayed Ebrahim Mubasheer S.M Psychotherapy in the Light of Quran — Mustafa Nadeem Kirmani

   Chair: Prof. Rasjid Skinner First Invited Lecture: Prof. Yusuf Ameen, AMU, Aligarh

3. Second Session A

   25 November 2017 | Ibn Sina Hall | 2:30 PM–4:30 PM

   Paper Presentations: Contentment and Submission to the Will of God as Prerequisites for Peace of Mind and Soul — Dr. Darakshan Anjum Islamic Psychology and Young Adults: Developing Resilience — Deepti Kavathekar Religious Commitment and Well-Being in College Students: Examining Conditional Indirect Effects of Meaning in Life — Kaiser Ahmad Dar

   Chair: Prof. Yousuf Ameen

4. Second Session B — Parallel

   25 November 2017 | Abu Zayad Al Balkhi Hall | 2:30 PM–4:30 PM

   Paper Presentations: Physical Inactivity Among Muslim Adolescents — Dr. Damanjit Sandhu, Haroon Shafiq Reviewing the Concept of Mental Health from Al-Balkhi’s Perspective — Fauzia Majid Qazi, Kainaat Danyal, Kanika Khandelwal Islamic Perspective of Parenting in Relation to Modern — Naseeja, M.A., Fannana R.C. Khadeeja Mehra Islam and Well-being — Dr. Zaki Akhtar Impact of Islamic Work Ethics on Organizational Commitment and Organizational Citizenship Behavior — Dr. Jawed Ahmad Human Conflict Resolution: A Qualitative Review of Islamic Perspective — Imtiaz Relationship of Husband and Wife: Perspective of Islamic Psychology — Subooh Yusuf Role of Religion in Coping with Stress Among Muslim Community — Loaba Shafaq, N. Tawfeeq Alee Development of a Comprehensive Islamic Model of Personality — Mohd. Muzamil Kumar & Shawkat Ahmad Shah

   Chairs: Dr. S.M. Khan, AMU, Aligarh and Dr. Azizuddin Khan, IIT Mumbai

5. Third Session A

   25 November 2017 | Ibn Sina Hall | 5:00 PM–6:00 PM

   Paper Presentations: Prosocial Behaviour—an Islamic Perspective — Shamla Ashraf, Shueeb Hassan Transformational Leadership: In the Light of Prophet Muhammed (p.b.u.h) — Fathima Binth Umer, Susheer Hassan Understanding of Prejudice: Insight from Quran and Ahadith — Mohammad Ghufran Emotional Intelligence and Life Satisfaction Among Depressive and Non-depressive Married Women — Sana Khalid A Comparative Study of Perceived Discrimination, Islamic World View and Religious Personality Among Hijabi and Non-Hijabi Muslim Women in India — Hajara Abdul Hameed, Rejooson Thangal Application of Islamic Psychology in Resolving Human Conflicts — M A Fathima Gani

   Chair: Prof. Gufran, Kumaun University, Nainital Third Invited Lecture: Prof. Akbar Hussain, AMU, Aligarh

6. Third Session B — Parallel

   25 November 2017 | Abu Zayad Al Balkhi Hall | 5:00 PM–6:00 PM

   Paper Presentations: Islamic Practices to Overcome Mental Ailments and Day-to-Day Stressor — S. Sharaf Zehra Role of Ethics in Islam — Nida Zakaria The Viability of Quranic Laws in Psychological Perspective to Solve the Social Problems — Dr. Aaesha Siddiqua Psychological Affect on Physical Health: Contribution of Early Muslim Scholar and Challenge to Contemporary Muslim Psychologist — Dr. Saba Anjum Islamic Psychology and Its Role in Management of Psychological Disorders — Muzaffar Hussain Kawa, Mohd Ilyas Khan, Mehrmaz Dehghan Self: In Islamic Psychological Perspective — Kounsar Jabeen and Abdul Raffie Naik Mental Health Through Islamic Education — Masaud Ansari

   Chairs: Dr. Irfan Farooqui and Ms. K.D. Kharging

7. Day 2 — 26 November 2017 - Fourth Session

   26 November 2017 | Ibn Sina Hall | 10:00 AM–11:30 AM

   Paper Presentations: Maslow’s Self-actualization and Iqbal’s Khudi: A Comparison — Dr. Nishat Afroz Personality Development from Islamic Perspective — Abduraheem K C, Muhammed Shibili P, Suhail P Hierarchy of Need Theory in Islamic Perspective — Shifna Rasheed, Sayyid Shaheer Relationship Between Islamic Personality and Spiritual Practices Among Muslim Students — Mubashir Gull and Akbar Husain A Review on Islamic Personality — Jaseed P. Beeran, Khadeeja Shoulath Child and Personality Development from an Islamic Perspective — Rauf E, Sayed Ebrahim Mubashir Sayyiaed Muhammed Farhan P.M Content Validity Index of Taqwa Scale — Dr. Fauzia Nazam & Prof. Akbar Husain Developing Positive Psychology from Islamic Perspective of Personality Traits — Hena Fatma

   Chair: Prof. Damanjeet, Punjabi University, Patiala, Fourth Invited Lecture: Prof. Naved Iqbal

8. Fifth Session

   26 November 2017 | Ibn Sina Hall | 12:00 PM–1:30 PM

   Paper Presentations: Yoga and Sufism in India — Dr. Rajnish Chandra Tripathi Oneness of God: Islam and Other Religion — Dr. Shabana Bano Islamic Psychology — Arsh Islam Motivation in Islam: Qur’anic Perspective — Gowhar Quadir Wani Application of Salamat in Psychological Well Being: Islamic and Psychological — Ausha Rifna Sayyiead Muhammed Farhan Psychology in the Light of Quran — Safur Rahman, Mutiur Rahman Development and Standardization of Faith in Qur’anic Recitation Inventory — Eisha Rahman, Akbar Husain Quran: The Reservoir of Positivity — Tabassum Farooq

   Chair: Prof. Israel, Meerut Fifth Invited Lecture: Dr. Azizuddin, IIT, Mumbai Sixth Invited Lecture: Prof. Mohammad Gufran, Kumaun University, Nainital

9. Sixth Session

   26 November 2017 | Ibn Sina Hall | 2:30 PM–4:00 PM

   Paper Presentations: Qur’anic Perspectives of Islamic Psychology in Education — Tanjeel Ahmed Contribution of Muslim Scholars in the Field of Islamic Psychology — Sumaiya Ahmed Emotions from an Islamic Perspective — Asna Ahamed M, Rauf E Islamic Psychology: What the West Doesn’t Tell Us? — Apala Vatsa Studying Psychological Aspects of Human Nature in Quran: A Hermeneutical Analysis — Misbah Rafiq and Shawkat Ahmad Shah Family Relationship and Self Concept: A Correlational Study among Muslim Adolescent Girls — Dr. Humera Shafi, Ruqaya Ashraf & Athara Jan Influence of Religious Coping and Optimism on Posttraumatic Growth: A Study of Breast Cancer Patients — Touseef Rizvi

   Chairs: Dr. Zaki, Jharkhand University, Ranchi and Dr. Javed Ahmad, Shibli College, Azamgarh

10. Valedictory Session

    26 November 2017 | Ibn Sina Hall | 4:15 PM–5:00 PM

    Chief Guest: Dr. Shameem Ansari, AMU, Aligarh

Key themes

What the programme engages

• Islamic Psychology
• Islamic perspectives on mental health
• Islamic practices and psychological well-being
• Islamic personality
• Qur’anic perspectives in psychology
• Spirituality and psychology
• Islamic psychotherapy
• Stress and coping
• Parenting
• Relationships
• Positive psychology
• Religious coping

Participants

Guests & speakers

• Prof. Yusuf Ameen - AMU, Aligarh (Presidential Remarks)
• Prof. Naved Iqbal - Director, ICIPP, New Delhi (Welcome and Introduction)
• Prof. Akbar Hussain - ICIPP, New Delhi (Chief Patron Address)
• A. P. Siddiqui IPS - Registrar, JMI, New Delhi (Chief Guest Address:)
• Prof. Rasjid Skinner - Bradford, United Kingdom (Keynote Address)
• Dr. Javed Zafar - CSR, Hyderabad (Vote of Thanks)
• Dr. Syeda Rukesda (Invited Lecture)
• Dr. Azizuddin - IIT, Mumbai (Invited Lecture)
• Prof. Mohammad Gufran - Kumaun University, Nainital (Invited Lecture)