‘I can’t pray’ – The spiritual needs of Malaysian Muslim patients suffering from depression

The mainstay of treatment of depression relies on pharmacological and psychological treatments. On top of that, evidence also recognizes the vital role of spirituality for human wellness which leads to growing interest in its utilization to treat depression. However, research on spirituality among M...

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Main Authors: Md Rosli, Ahmad Nabil, Mohamed Saini, Suriati, N, Nasrin, Bahari, Rafidah, Sharip, Shalisah
Format: Proceeding Paper
Language:English
Published: International Islamic University Malaysia 2015
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Online Access:http://irep.iium.edu.my/50943/
http://irep.iium.edu.my/50943/2/irep2.pdf
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author Md Rosli, Ahmad Nabil
Mohamed Saini, Suriati
N, Nasrin
Bahari, Rafidah
Sharip, Shalisah
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description The mainstay of treatment of depression relies on pharmacological and psychological treatments. On top of that, evidence also recognizes the vital role of spirituality for human wellness which leads to growing interest in its utilization to treat depression. However, research on spirituality among Muslims in relation to depression is relatively scarce.
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spelling iium-509432016-08-08T02:45:34Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/50943/ ‘I can’t pray’ – The spiritual needs of Malaysian Muslim patients suffering from depression Md Rosli, Ahmad Nabil Mohamed Saini, Suriati N, Nasrin Bahari, Rafidah Sharip, Shalisah R Medicine (General) The mainstay of treatment of depression relies on pharmacological and psychological treatments. On top of that, evidence also recognizes the vital role of spirituality for human wellness which leads to growing interest in its utilization to treat depression. However, research on spirituality among Muslims in relation to depression is relatively scarce. International Islamic University Malaysia 2015-12 Proceeding Paper PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/50943/2/irep2.pdf Md Rosli, Ahmad Nabil and Mohamed Saini, Suriati and N, Nasrin and Bahari, Rafidah and Sharip, Shalisah (2015) ‘I can’t pray’ – The spiritual needs of Malaysian Muslim patients suffering from depression. In: Medical Research Symposium (MRS 2015) , 10 Dec 2015, Kulliyyah of Medicine, IIUM Kuantan Pahang.
spellingShingle R Medicine (General)
Md Rosli, Ahmad Nabil
Mohamed Saini, Suriati
N, Nasrin
Bahari, Rafidah
Sharip, Shalisah
‘I can’t pray’ – The spiritual needs of Malaysian Muslim patients suffering from depression
title ‘I can’t pray’ – The spiritual needs of Malaysian Muslim patients suffering from depression
title_full ‘I can’t pray’ – The spiritual needs of Malaysian Muslim patients suffering from depression
title_fullStr ‘I can’t pray’ – The spiritual needs of Malaysian Muslim patients suffering from depression
title_full_unstemmed ‘I can’t pray’ – The spiritual needs of Malaysian Muslim patients suffering from depression
title_short ‘I can’t pray’ – The spiritual needs of Malaysian Muslim patients suffering from depression
title_sort ‘i can’t pray’ – the spiritual needs of malaysian muslim patients suffering from depression
topic R Medicine (General)
url http://irep.iium.edu.my/50943/
http://irep.iium.edu.my/50943/2/irep2.pdf