Islam dan Kesehatan Mental: Apa yang Kita Tahu dan Tidak Tahu Sejauh Ini
Liah Rosdiani Nasution* -
IAIN Padangsidimpuan, Indonesia
Artikel ini membahas uraian tentang bagaimana Islam sebagai agama memandang masalah psikologi dan pendekatannya dalam menangani masalah mental tertentu seperti yang tertulis dalam Alquran dan Hadits. Penulis ingin menekankan bahwa tulisan ini lebih merupakan survei atau garis besar daripada studi mendalam tentang kontribusi Islam untuk psikologi dan harus dianggap sebagai katalisator untuk penelitian lebih lanjut. Perlu dicatat bahwa literatur tentang kontribusi Islam untuk psikologi sangat jarang dan sifatnya menyebar. Penulis mengandalkan buku-buku tentang Islam / filsafat Islam, monograf yang ditulis oleh berbagai penelitian dan terjemahan materi yang relevan dari buku-buku Arab. Saat meneliti berbagai sumber, frasa tertentu dalam makalah ini mungkin telah disalin tanpa kutipan yang tepat, sebuah kekurangan yang sepenuhnya menjadi milik penulis.
Keywords :
Islam, Psikologi, Kesehatan Mental
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