Abstract

The paper deals with contribution of Muslim philosophers, scholars, scientists and psychologists for psychology in the early development period of psychology. One of the major aim of this paper is to re-evaluate the real and factual origin of concepts about the treatments, theories, psycho-therapies, meditation etc. Today the western countries are ruling over the psychology development. The paper explains and establishes the argument that the Concepts and theories are formed with the contribution of Muslim thoughts and ideas. Islamic approaches and interpretation play a role in the advancement of psychology. The paper focuses on several Muslim scholars like Imam Ghazali, Ashraf Ali Yhanvi, Muhammad ibn Zakariya al-Razi, Abu-Ali al-Husayn ibn Abdalah ibn-Sina,etc. whose contributions are not mentioned in any academic discussion or textbooks of psychology or related publication. So the paper will be a thoughtful work for the psychologists to rethink about the contribution and the role of Islam and Muslims in psychology. Prophet Muhammed (pbuh) is one of the best person who lived in this world to lead the humans toward well- being in all perspectives of life. The paper concludes with the argument that the Islamic concepts and Muslim scholars have a great role in the advancement of psychology.

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  • The paper deals with contribution of Muslim philosophers, scholars, scientists and psychologists for psychology in the early development period of psychology

  • If we consider the area of psychology we can find early Muslim scholars who originated many psychological theories, thoughts and practices that is dominant today

  • There are several Muslim scholars who contributed for psychology in earlier periods of time, these contributors followed the teachings of holy Quran and Sunnah of prophet Muhammad for the formation of Islamic concepts and theories

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The paper deals with contribution of Muslim philosophers, scholars, scientists and psychologists for psychology in the early development period of psychology. There are several Muslim scholars who contributed for psychology in earlier periods of time, these contributors followed the teachings of holy Quran and Sunnah of prophet Muhammad (pbuh) for the formation of Islamic concepts and theories.

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