The Relationship of Islamic Culture with Psychology and Human "Anthropology:" A Descriptive Analytical Study

Abstract

     The study deals with the concept of Islamic culture, its relationship with psychology and human being (anthropology), its need for it, and its independence from it. The study has concluded that there is a relationship between Islamic culture and psychology and human being (anthropology). This is found through the source of knowledge, the holistic approach, the subject of science, and science conceptual foundations. It is a distinctive scientific discipline, independent of psychology and anthropology, being the science of the faculties that are the origin of the minorities.  Despite its inclusiveness, there is a need for its specialized partial existence, and for its precise specializations.  Islamic culture is unique in approach, study, topics and foundations. This is done through the analytical and descriptive approach, which is committed to the rules of scientific research.

   The researcher recommends paying attention to Islamic culture at the applied colleges, and presenting its fields and topics to researchers. There should be an interest in Islamic culture by the specialists in psychology and anthropology as an important source of knowledge for them in human behavior and nature. Another recommendation is holding conferences and scientific seminars for specialists in Islamic culture studies, psychology and anthropology to build in and enhance the relationship among these specializations, collecting the dispersed efforts in books and periodicals, and analyzing them.