Psychology in Islamic Thought Seminars Ended
The seminar series on Psychology in Islamic Thought, organized by our faculty member Dr. Taha Burak Toprak, ended with the fifth session.
The last of the seminar series on Psychology in Islamic Thought, jointly organized by Ibn Haldun University and the Association for the Study of Psychology and Psychotherapy, was held. On Thursday, July 4, at Istanbul University Prof. Dr. Fuat Sezgin Congress and Culture Center, Dr. Taha Burak Toprak, Lecturer at the Department of Psychology, presented his seminar titled “General Evaluation and Closing”. In the last seminar, the topics covered during all seminars were summarized and the questions of the participants were answered.
In the seminar series, where the possibilities of Islamic thought and modern psychology were considered together, many basic concepts, facts and methods related to the field were discussed. Possibilities and limitations were discussed. In the last session of the seminar, the participants stated that a general framework was formed in their minds about the issue and that it was a nice and productive organization.
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