Islamic Psychotherapy for Children and Adolescents

Alfarisi, Muhamad Afifudin

doi:10.21580/sa.v14i1.3788

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“…e students, as a group that is supposed to get appropriate education, care, and mental psychotherapy (Anglin, 2013;Alfarisi, 2019), took active participation in conducting protests facilitated by the organization that they established, KAPPI (e Association of Educated Youth of Indonesia). KAPPI almost has branches all over Indonesia (Suryanegara, 2013).…”

Section: West Sumatera Before Trituramentioning

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The Struggle of School Students During Tritura Period in West Sumatera

Erasiah,

Desmaniar,

Martias

et al. 2024

Hist Stud J

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This article explores the role of high school students in West Sumatra during the Tri Tuntutan Rakyat (Tritura: Three Demands of the People) movement in 1966. Utilizing a library research approach it leverages both primary and secondary sources. Primary sources include archives and photographs from the Museum Angkatan 66 in Bukittinggi, complemented by historical narratives. Secondary sources comprise relevant books and articles. The research findings highlight that during the height of Tritura, which shook Jakarta and resonated across Indonesia, West Sumatra witnessed significant activism by school-age children, organized under KAPPI (the Indonesian Youth and Students Action Union). These students received overt support from their schools and covert backing from sympathetic Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI) members. Schools served as operational bases for KAPPI in various locales of West Sumatra. Notably, one student, Ahmad Karim, became a martyr after being shot during a protest in Bukittinggi’s Chinatown, later receiving posthumous recognition as a hero.

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Section: West Sumatera Before Trituramentioning

confidence: 99%

The Struggle of School Students During Tritura Period in West Sumatera

Erasiah,

Desmaniar,

Martias

et al. 2024

Hist Stud J

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“…When all these activities are done constantly, they can help individuals to develop the good character in themselves [15], [42]. On this account, it is true that adhering to the principles and practices of Islamic religion is proven to cause psychological adjustment, better mental health [15], [43], and also has been recommended for improving clinical practice [44], [45], psychotherapy [46], [47] and psychological intervention [48].…”

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Muraqabah intensification therapy (MIT): an alternative Islamic therapy for social media addiction

Harianti

Huwaida

Adriwiguna

et al. 2022

IJPHS

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This era has been witnessing an increasing sophistication in the technological development, which had an impact on people’s quality of life. For instance, many kinds of currently evolving social media ease mutual communication and interaction among individuals. Nevertheless, there has been an increasing concern over the usage of social media given its excessive use and its adverse impacts. Some evidences of excessive social media usage share some similar indicators categorized into behavioral addiction. This phenomenon is increasingly alarming because technological development is inseparable from human life. Nowadays, there have been many methods offered to overcome social media addiction. Accordingly, the purpose of this study is to examine m<em>uraqabah</em> concept as a spiritual intervention based on Islamic tenet to overcome addictive behavior using a integrative literature review from previous empirical studies that have been conducted in Indonesian and English both in qualitative and quantitative methods. The result from previous study has been proven that daily practical of <em>muraqabah</em> can manage the primary psychological aspects of humans. Therefore, spiritual intervention is evident to increase human psychological, social, spiritual, physical health, and individual’s self-actualization, which makes this therapy model as an effective and alternative way to cope with social media addiction and prevent a possibility of relapse behavior.

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Islamic Psychotherapy for Children and Adolescents

Cited by 2 publications

References 6 publications

The Struggle of School Students During Tritura Period in West Sumatera

The Struggle of School Students During Tritura Period in West Sumatera

Muraqabah intensification therapy (MIT): an alternative Islamic therapy for social media addiction

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