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An interview with Professor Malik Badri about his Contributions to the Islamisation of Psychology

Rahmatullah Khan Abdul Wahab Khan

The Islamization of Psychology: Its “Why”, Its “What”, Its “How” and Its “Who”

Prof. Malik Badri

Yogyakarta Declaration on Human Dignity

Gerakan Indonesia Beradab (GIB)

Islamic Counselling for Patients of COVID-19 Pandemic

Prof. Akbar Husain & Dr. Fauzia Nazam

Prinsip-Prinsip Psikologi Islami (the Principles of Islamic Psychology)

Dr. Bagus Riyono, M. A. Psikolog

How Emotion are Made: The Secret Life of The Brain

Lisa Feldman Barrett

Islamic Councelling: An Introduction to Theory and Practice

Hussein Rassool

Ibn Al Haytham First Scientist

Bradley Steffens

The American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences

International Institute of Islamic Thought

The Science Delusion: Freeing The Spirit of Enquiry

Rupert Sheldrake

Psychology from the Islamic Perspective

Dr. Aisha Hamdan Utz

Motivation from The Islamic Psychology Perspective

Dr. Bagus Riyono, M.A. Psikolog

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