قرآنِ مجید میں نفسیاتی تصورات و دلائل کا نظریاتی ڈھانچہ اور اس کی عصری معنویت

Abstract

The psychological arguments and concepts found in the Qur’an include cosmological and celestial signs, concepts and evidences related to the changes in the universe, arguments concerning the creation of the cosmos, and theological perspectives that address questions posed by psychologists. For all these dimensions, the Qur’an presents a structured framework of education, training, and intellectual development.This research offers a comprehensive study of the psychological concepts found in the Qur’an and the theoretical structure of the arguments derived from them, while also highlighting their contemporary relevance. It begins by explaining the meaning and scope of psychology from a Qur’anic perspective, where the human being is not viewed merely as a biological entity but as a conscious, willful, and morally responsible being. The effectiveness of Qur’anic psychology becomes evident in its guidance for the holistic development of personality, mental balance, and intellectual stability.The article further analyzes key psychological concepts and arguments presented in the Qur’an, including the Oneness of Allah (Tawḥīd), the terrestrial and celestial systems, the biological structure of human beings, theological realities, and life after death. These arguments play a fundamental role in awakening human consciousness, inviting reflection, and enabling an understanding of the interconnected relationship between the universe and human existence. The Qur’anic mode of discourse aligns with human natural psychology, deeply influencing the heart and mind, and instilling a sense of conviction, responsibility, and purpose.From a contemporary perspective, the study elucidates a strong theoretical framework for psychological training, encompassing an understanding of the universe, intellectual openness, reflection on the marvelous creation of humanity, the acquisition of positive psychological values, and the development of an integrated rational and psychological system. Consequently, this research demonstrates that Qur’anic psychological concepts are not only harmonious with human nature but also provide meaningful and effective guidance for addressing the intellectual and psychological challenges of the modern age.