Pakistan’daki Din Psikolojisi Çalışmalarına Genel Bir Bakış

Öz

Pakistan, bağımsızlığını yakın zamanda kazanmış, komşu ülkesi olan Hindistan’la yaşadığı çatışmalar sebebiyle siyasi belirsizlikler yaşayan, oldukça yoğun nüfusa sahip bir Müslüman ülkedir. Bu yoğun nüfus, ülkenin yoksullukla mücadele etmesine sebep olmaktadır. Ülkede yaşanan problemler, insanların ruh sağlığını etkilemektedir. Bireyin bozulmasıyla birlikte toplumda da bozulmalar yaşanmaktadır. Bu anlamda toplumların, daha sağlıklı bir şekilde ilerleyebilmesi için içinde bulundukları sosyal sorunlarla yüzleşip mücadele etmesi gerekmektedir. İnsanlar, üstesinden gelemeyecekleri problemlerle karşılaştıklarında genellikle kendilerinden daha güçlü gördükleri bir varlığa sığınma ihtiyacı duyarlar. Bu varlık, dinler arasında farklılık göstermektedir. Bu bağlamda bireyin davranışını psikoloji bilimi incelerken inanılan dinin insan davranışlarına yansımasını da din psikolojisi bilimi inceler ve ortaya bazı veriler koyar. Bu çalışma; Pakistan’da din psikolojisi alanında yazılmış çalışmaları incelemek, hangi konular üzerinde yoğunlaştıklarını tespit etmek, aynı zamanda ilgili çalışmaların farklı ülkelerde yapılan çalışmalarla benzerlik ve farklılıklarını ortaya koymak amacıyla yazılmıştır. Nitel araştırma yöntemi takip edilerek yapılan bu çalışma; kitap, makale ve tez literatür taramasıyla incelenmiştir.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Pakistan
• Din
• Din Psikolojisi
• İslam Psikolojisi
• Müslüman Psikolojisi
• Religion
• Muslim Psychology
• İslam Psychology
• Psychology of Religion

An Overview of the Psychology of Religion Studies in Pakistan

Öz

Pakistan is a heavily populated Muslim country that has just gained its independence and is experiencing political uncertainty due to conflicts with its neighbor country India. This dense population causes the country to struggle with poverty. Problems in the country affect people’s mental health. With the deterioration of the individual comes the deterioration of society. In this sense, societies need to face and struggle with their social problems in order to develop in a healthy way. When people face problems they cannot control, they often need to take refuge in a being they believe is stronger than themselves. This entity differs between religions. In this context, while psychology examines individual behaviors, the psychology of religion examines the reflection of religious belief on human behavior and reveals some data. This work; It aims to review the studies written in the field of psychology of religion in Pakistan, to determine which topics they focus on, and to reveal the similarities and differences between studies conducted in multiple countries. This study was carried out following the qualitative research method; books, articles and thesis were evaluated through literature review.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Religion
• Muslim Psychology
• İslam Psychology
• Psychology of Religion

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