Zusammenfassung
In den letzten Monaten konnte in Europa eine rege Debatte über die akademischen und praktischen Voraussetzungen für die Einbringung von PsychologInnen und IslamexpertInnen in die konzeptionelle Entwicklung und theoretische Untermauerung einer islamischen Psychologie (IP), islamintegrierten Psychotherapie (IIP) und islamischen psychosozialen Beratung beobachtet werden. Die europäische IP Community befindet sich somit auf einer wichtigen Suche nach Authentizität und soliden theologischen und philosophischen Grundlagen für eine islamische Psychologie (Hasan 2018). In diesem Zusammenhang ist festzustellen, dass die Diskussion um die akademischen und praktischen Bedingungen, insbesondere die um die notwendigen Qualifikationen für islamisch psychologische Theoriearbeit, stark von Gruppeninteressen geprägt ist.
Dieser Artikel wurde im Englischen veröffentlicht und ist hier im Rahmen einer schriftlichen Vereinbarung mit dem Verleger und Urheberrechtsinhaber John Wiley & Sons und dem Editor-In-Chief Arthur Peterson reproduziert und übersetzt worden. Kaplick, P.M./Chaudhary, Y./Hasan, A./Yusuf, A./Keshavarzi, H. (2019). An Interdisciplinary Framework for Islamic Cognitive Theories. Zygon – Journal of Religion and Science, 54 (1).
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Kaplick, P.M., Chaudhary, Y., Hasan, A., Yusuf, A., Keshavarzi, H. (2020). Eine interdisziplinäre Orientierung für islamisch kognitive Theorien. In: Badawia, T., Erdem, G., Abdallah, M. (eds) Grundlagen muslimischer Seelsorge. Springer VS, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-29572-1_7
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