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Mental Health Jinn Possession and Islamic Psychology

About The Course

Mental Health, Jinn Possession and Islamic Psychology online course intends to raise awareness of the cultural considerations, Islam and spirituality involved in assessing Muslim patients with mental health problems. The course explores mental disorders as a multifactorial affair in which spiritual, social, psychological and physical factors may play a role. It seeks differential diagnostic skills as an essential aspect in offering help to those who believe their problems are caused by possession. Further, the course provides accessible literature on clinical issues and practice, interventions, management, and evidence-based practice to help health workers better understand Islamic beliefs about possession and how to work with patients with such beliefs.

Mental Health, Jinn Possession and Islamic Psychology course serve as an essential guide for mental health professionals, social workers and psychologists. It should also intrigue academics and students in the healthcare sciences.

The belief that Jinn spirits can cause mental illness in humans through affliction or possession is widely accepted among Muslims. This belief is a crucial but frequently overlooked aspect of mental health issues among Muslim patients in psychiatric care. This course explores the nature of such beliefs, their relationship to mental health and the reasons for their importance in clinical practice.

Course Team

Dr. Nesip Mustafa Merter
Dr. Nesip Mustafa Merter (Founder & President, Turkish Transpersonal Psychology &Psychiatry National Association, Turkey)
Shaykh G.Hussein Rassool
Shaykh G.Hussein Rassool (Director of Studies, Department of Islamic Psychology, Psychotherapy & Counselling)

At A Glance

  • 16 Live Online Sessions 16 Live Online Sessions
  • Duration: 4+ months Duration: 4+ months
  • Sundays, 02:00 PM - 03:30 PM (London, UK) Sundays, 02:00 PM - 03:30 PM (London, UK)
  • Video Recordings Available Video Recordings Available
  • Access to Mobile App Access to Mobile App
  • Certificate Certificate
  • From £19.99/Month (For 4 Months) From £19.99/Month (For 4 Months)

Enroll Now

  • Starts on 7th July 2024
  • Course Fee:
    Pay in Full: £99.99 £79.99
    Pay in 4 Installments: £19.99 per month
  • Registration Deadline: 6th July 2024

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Learning Outcomes

  • Examine the perception and somatisation of mental health problems in Muslims.
  • Outline the effects of evil eye and possession syndrome.
  • Identify general symptoms of evil eye and envy.

Here is the course outline:

Welcome Aboard: Course Introduction

Mental Health,Jinn Possession and Islamic Psychology online course intends to raise awareness of the cultural considerations, Islam and spirituality.

Session 1

A captivating course delving into the intriguing connections between Mental Health, Jinn Possession, and the profound wisdom of Islamic Psychology. Prepare to be amazed!

Session 2

"Understanding Mental Health Perception and Somatization: Exploring How Mental Health Issues are Perceived and Expressed" delves into the relationship between perception, somatization, and mental health problems.

Session 3

Evil eye: Belief in malevolent gaze causing harm. Possession syndrome: Individuals feeling controlled by external entities or spirits.

Session 4

Evil eye & envy in Islam: Diagnosing harmful glances, symptoms of affliction, and invoking divine protections for safeguarding.

Session 5

Explore the Jinn world: Evidence from Qur'an and Sunnah, uncovering their nature, roles, and significance in Islamic teachings.

Session 6

Dissociative disorders: Psychological conditions involving disconnection from reality. Jinn possession: Cultural belief of supernatural influence on such disorders.

Session 7

Categorizing overwhelming whisperings, understanding their impact, and seeking spiritual remedies for relief.

Session 8

In Islamic perspective, magic, witchcraft, and demonic possession are phenomena believed to exist, affecting individuals spiritually, leading to supernatural interventions.

Session 9

This networking session offers a unique platform for discussing the intricate connections between mental health, jinn possession, and Islamic psychology, fostering dialogue and understanding.

Session 10

Nafs psychology: Islamic concept of self and soul. Psychodynamic perspective: Examining subconscious influences on behavior and emotions.

Session 11

Spiritual interventions: Recitation of Qur'an, supplications, ruqyah, seeking protection from Allah against evil eye, Jinn possession, and witchcraft.

Session 12

Join our live session on 'Islamic Counselling: The Dodo Bird Revival' to explore effective approaches in nurturing mental well-being through Islamic principles.

Session 13

"Collaborating for Holistic Wellness: Bridging Traditional Healers, Faith Leaders, and Mental Health Practitioners" explores synergies among diverse disciplines for comprehensive well-being.

Session 14

Explore the diverse realms of magic and witchcraft, uncovering their categories and idiosyncrasies in this intriguing exploration.

Session 15 - Prevention, therapeutic and spiritual interventions

Prevention aims to stop issues before they start, while therapy addresses existing problems through medical or psychological treatments.

Session 16 - Case Studies Contined

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