Pazhuhishgarān-i qarb va ravānshināsī-yi Islāmī: Persian 1402

Psychology, even modern psychology such as physics, chemistry, and biology, is not entirely included in the group of experimental sciences; It also has philosophical, cultural, and meta-experiential aspects. This has caused some people to deny the universality of psychological knowledge and to claim that, unlike natural empirical sciences which are the same for all the people of the world, psychology is a local thing and dependent on cultural contexts and different landscapes of special psychologies. have to themselves Since the 1980s, the belief that psychology is a matter of culture has become an almost accepted belief among psychologists and philosophers of psychology. In the middle of the discussions related to the connection of psychology to cultures and worldviews, some Muslims have also claimed the existence of "Islamic psychology". This claim has the intellectual foundation within itself that psychology is a knowledge affected by values and since Muslims have a specific value framework, they can have their own psychology.