Description:
This book examines the development of Islamic Psychology in 17 countries, from Indonesia to the United States. The book broadens the reach of modern psychology by exploring spirituality and religion in the Muslim world.
Brief description: Amber Haque is currently a Professor of Psychology at Doha Institute for Graduate Studies in Qatar. He was previously Professor at UAE University in UAE, Associate Professor and Head of Department at International Islamic University in Malaysia. He also worked as a psychologist in Michigan for over 12 years and published extensively in areas of both mental health and indigenous psychology.
Review Quotes:
"An amazing collection of essays on the development of Islamic Psychology Around the Globe is both timely and much needed. I recommend this book for students and scholars in social sciences and hope that they will move the IP work forward in all parts of the world."
Prof. Dzulkifli Abdul Razak, Rector, International Islamic University Malaysia
"I have no doubt that we are witnessing an academic fermentation towards a paradigm shift in psychology. Amber Haque and Abdallah Rothman are presenting a comprehensive survey of the attempts around the world to integrate insights from Islam and Psychology."
Prof. Recep Senturk, President, Ibn Haldun University, Istanbul.