性格の育成を通して最高の可能性を達成する (フスン・イ・アクラク):人格の総合的な発達,精神的な成長と人間の繁栄に関するイスラムの視点
Uzma Gillani1, Muhammad Jahanzeb Khan1
1Department of Psychology, University of Peshawar, Peshawar, Pakistan.
Frontiers in psychology
|August 29, 2025
まとめ
この研究は,自己実現を達成するためにHusn-i-Akhlaaq (キャラクター精錬) を使用する人格開発のためのイスラムの枠組みを提示します. このモデルは精神的・心理的な成長を統合し 福祉と人間の繁栄を高めます
科学分野:
- イスラム心理学
- 人格発達論
- 性格 を 育てる
背景:
- 人間 の 能力 は 生まれつき の もの で は なく,道徳 的 な 成長 や 霊的 な 成長 に よっ て 実現 する.
- イスラム教の副統治概念は 積極的な性格の洗練を必要とします
- 現存するモデルには 心理学の議論と イスラムの原則の統合が欠けています
研究 の 目的:
- フスニ・アクラクに基づいた人格発達のための理論的枠組みを提案する.
- イスラムの概念 (ルフ,カルブ,ナフス) を総合的なモデルに統合する.
- 心理的な回復力や 感情的幸福度や 人間の繁栄に及ぼす影響を 探求しましょう
主な方法:
- 理論的枠組みの開発
- イスラム哲学概念の統合 (ルミ,イクバル)
- イスラム思想と現代心理学を繋ぐ学際的なアプローチです
主要な成果:
- フスン・イ・アクラクはキャラクター形成において重要な位置を占めている.
- このモデルはRuh (魂),Qalb (心),そしてNafs (自己) を統合しています.
- 心理的な回復力や幸福感に プラスの影響があると仮定した.
結論:
- 提案されたモデルは,キャラクター開発に構造的なアプローチを提供します.
- イスラムの原理は現代の心理的議論を 形作ることができます
- 健康 個人的な成長 社会的変革の 潜在的応用です
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