Psych in Islam - Dr. Utz's Findings, Generational Religiosity, and Death

In this first episode of Psych in Islam, we explore the connection between psychology and spirituality through an Islamic lens.Host Robert is joined by Fareed as they discuss insights from Psychology from the Islamic Perspective by Dr. Aisha Utz—highlighting the limitations of secular psychology and the importance of incorporating faith into understanding human nature.Together, they dive into: Why modern psychology can feel incomplete without spirituality  The role of Islam in shaping identity, purpose, and mental well-being  Personal reflections on growing up Muslim in the West  The importance of seeking knowledge and self-understanding  How concepts like death and the Hereafter can bring clarity and peace Also, here is a free pdf copy of the book if you'd like to tag along with us as we go through it. https://drive.google.com/drive/u/2/my-driveHere is the post Robert refers to. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14324463/God-comeback-Gen-Z-atheists-parents.htmlAnd according to Claude.ai, the statistics cited are real, but the article presents a  narrow finding as a sweeping religious revival. It's worth treating the framing with skepticism and seeking out more nuanced sources (like Pew Research or academic surveys) for the full picture.And the Al Fatiha (Opening) Tasfir mentioned by Fareed can be found below. https://quran.com/1:1/tafsirs/en-tafisr-ibn-kathirFollow us on Social Media for more content and exclusive behind the scenes here! https://www.instagram.com/psychinislam/Connect & Follow If this episode resonated with you, share it with someone who is seeking clarity, healing, or a deeper understanding of themselves and their Creator.FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM @psychinislam AND YOUTUBE! @psychinislam