Psychology & Spirituality

A presentation on the Challenges faced by Muslim Communities in the U.S. after 9/11

Prejudice allows us to minimize others' achievements and even dehumanize them

A number of ways to stay spirituality connected and feel more inner peace

What do "faith healers" really do? This documentary unfolds the mystery!

Recent raids on Kabul and other provinces have more to tell than only security and political motives. There is an extreme religious abuse in the form of "mind rape" that motivates suicide attackers. Read more:

A collection of honest real-life love stories by American Muslim women gives a rare insight into their love, faith and choices

This article highlights the prevalence of domestic violence in Muslim households and how to help tackle this problem

Suicide bombers are not mentally ill or unhinged, but acting rationally in pursuit of the 'benefits' they perceive from being part of a strict and close-knit religious enterprise, according to a University of Nottingham academic.

This is probably the first article of its kind that explores an abnormal behavior among some students of religious madrassas and its relationship with suicide bombing.

How was "Islamic Psychology" theorized and developed? Read here.