الإرشاد والعلاج النفسي من منظور إسلامي

This paper presents an Islamic perspective on counseling and psychotherapy, highlighting the limitations of Western secular approaches that are based on value-neutral assumptions. It emphasizes the importance of integrating spiritual and religious dimensions into therapeutic practices, particularly for Muslim clients. The study discusses the role of Islamic teachings, the Prophet’s traditions, and moral responsibility in shaping effective therapeutic interventions. It also critiques modern psychological theories that ignore ethical and spiritual values, proposing instead a model grounded in Islamic principles that addresses human behavior in a holistic manner.