Weight | 0.545 kg |
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Product Type | Book |
Author | |
Publisher | IIPH |
Pages | 351 |
ISBN | 9786035011082 |
Psychology From The Islamic Perspective
RM75.00
Islam offers a precise, uncomplicated, and comprehensive theory of our spiritual nature, our purpose and priorities in life, and how we can attain serenity and happiness in this life and the next. In Psychology from the Islamic Perspective, Dr. Aisha Utz Hamdan includes specific references to scientific research that corresponds to, or builds upon, what is already known from revelation.
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