Research Journal Ulūm-e-Islāmia

Finding Peace Islamic Approaches to Managing Stress

Dr. Maqbool Hassan — Fri, 17 May 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Islamic teachings offer valuable insights into stress management, emphasis on God's will, trust in Allah, patience, prayer, and balance to overcome problems in life. This study explores the importance of stress management from the perspective of Islamic teachings and highlights the deep knowledge and practical principles rooted in Islamic teachings. This study highlights the need for culturally appropriate approaches to stress management, integrating religious beliefs and practices into mental health care. The objectives of this study are to review the key Islamic principles related to stress reduction, analyze the challenges and limitations in applying Islamic teachings in the contemporary context, and promote the understanding and integration of Islamic perspectives in stress management practices. The study highlights the role of Islamic teachings in reducing stress, emphasizes the importance of willpower and faith, spirituality, patience, prayer, balance, and stability, and identifies challenges such as cultural interpretation and facilitation. The need for collaborative efforts to raise awareness and promote culturally appropriate mental health services is highlighted. Recommendations include incorporating Islamic teachings into mental health education, community initiatives, research funding, and advocacy.

كلمة "السكينة"اور"الطمأنينة" علم دلالة كے تناظر ميں

Dr. Musarrat Jamal, Memona Amaan — Thu, 16 May 2024 00:00:00 +0000

The present research unveils the beauties of Quranic word “السكينة” and “الطمأنينة” in the light of science of Semantics. It proves the newness of word “السكينة” "Quietness" and “الطمأنينة”, "Tranquility" through the context of the Holy Quran. The research shows that Allah, Praised and Exalted, added “السكينة” to Himself in three locations in the Quran, and that it has connected with the verb "أنزل" in five locations. It has also revealed in time of war and hardship. The research shows that “الطمأنينة” comes in different forms in the Quran in thirteen locations denoting non turbulence.

The research proves the denotation of the utterances referring to “السكينة” and “الطمأنينة”, such as "اخبأت", "to be humble", "الهون", "modesty", and, "dignity"الوقار". The research shows that the Quranic utterances have special and particular impact, being put, by the Omnipotent, in their precise locations, and that each word brings forward a new meaning.

اسلامی تعلیمات کے تناظر میں ریاست کے حقوق

Dr. Abrar Mohiyodin — Tue, 09 Jul 2024 00:00:00 +0000

The purpose of this research paper is to describe "Rights of the State, in the light of the state of Medina. Actually, in Islam, Rights of the state depends on enjoining good and forbidding evil. It does not take strength/power to command well, but it takes strength/power to prevent evil. And its establishment was a part of the official duties of prophet-hood for which Muhammad (SAW) had devoted all his energies. The Charter of Medina was implemented for this purpose; opposition from the enemy eventually forced him to defend himself by being imprisoned inside Medina. Prophet Muhammad (SAW) also missed four prayers while defending the state. He also deported three jewish tribes for violating the Medina Charter. External forces also played a role in the deterioration of the Islamic states’s internal affairs. These were also remedied by Muhammad (SAW) and his Caliphates from time to time.

Measures to Manage Plague Pandemic during the Reign of Hazrat Umar Bin Abdul Khattab (R.A) and Modern Pandemic Covid-19: An Analysis in the Light of Islamic Teachings

Bela Monis Mughal — Fri, 17 May 2024 00:00:00 +0000

There are many diseases that affected the human race from ancient times to modern eras. The most severe of the diseases that occurred in the past was plague of Amwas, an epidemic that came during the rule of Caliph Umar ibn al-Khattab (R.A) in 638–639 CE, the early Islamic kingdom was devastated by the Plague of Amwas, often referred to as the Plague of Emmaus. Estimates claim that tens of thousands of people died as a result of the epidemic, including many well-known Muslim leaders and warriors. Unlike, plague of Amwas, covid-19 is also a modern pandemic that has affected people all around the globe. The new coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 is the cause of the extremely contagious illness covid-19. It caused a worldwide pandemic after being discovered for the first time in Wuhan, China, in December 2019. Globally, the illness has had a significant influence on daily lives. The study contains both the primary and secondary sources. The purpose of conducting research on both the ancient and modern pandemic i.e. plague of Amwas and covid-19 is to find out what were the precautionary measures adopted for controlling the disease plague of Amwas. The study also investigate the Islamic rulings adopted in earlier time’s alongwith, their implementation in the modern crises of pandemic covid-19. The study found how much it will be helpful in controlling the spread of disease. The researcher came to know that the teachings of Islam are the complete solution for all problems. The researcher also came to know the nature of both the diseases, suffering of the people in the respective times relatively.