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パキスタン の シンド 州 の 神社 に 基づく 信仰 の 治療 に 対する 人々 の 態度
Javed Memon1, Ameer Ali Abro2, Sajid Soofi3
1University of Sindh, Jamshoro, Pakistan. javedmemon1@gmail.com.
BMC public health
|August 26, 2025
まとめ
パキスタンのスーフィー神社での信仰療法は 経済的困難と限られた医療へのアクセスに対する 実用的な対応です これらの実践は 精神的な信念と 生物医学的なケアを統合し 文化的に敏感な医療介入の必要性を強調しています
科学分野:
- 健康 と 病気 の 社会 学
- 医学人類学
- 文化研究
背景:
- パキスタンでは,特に農村部では,スーフィー神社での信仰療法は文化的に重要なものです.
- 社会的経済的な制約や 正式な医療へのアクセスが限られているため 寺院による癒しを求める人も多い.
- この慣習は 精神と健康を求める行動の 複雑な統合を反映しています
研究 の 目的:
- 神社への訪問に影響を与える社会人口学的および経済的要因を調査する.
- 神社での信仰による癒しの動機を探る
- 儀式的,象徴的な癒しの実践を検証する.
主な方法:
- 地理理論の原理を用いた探索的質的設計.
- ウルドゥー語での深入インタビュー (IDIs) とフォーカスグループディスカッション (FGDs)
- NVivoを使って分析した テーマ性飽和まで参加者の観察
主要な成果:
- 信仰による癒しは 教育の低さ,経済的困難,文化的信念,公式の医療への不信によって 影響を受けます
- 参加者はしばしば 生物医学と霊的治療のアプローチを組み合わせます
- 様々な参加者が神社による癒しの全般的な理解を提供しました.
結論:
- 神社による信仰療法は 社会経済や医療の障壁に対する 文化的に根付いた対応です
- 精神的なアプローチと 医学的アプローチが共存する 適応的な戦略です
- 精神的な信念と 医療へのアクセスを 統合するために 文化的な対応が必要です
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