Ferris cites the work of Canadian psychologist Albert Bandura and his theory of moral disengagement, which outlines eight mechanisms people use to neutralize discomfort and protect their sense of ...

Yet despite this difference in preservation, the two scriptures share a remarkable harmony. Their origin is the same Divine ...

In an age increasingly marked by anxiety, uncertainty, and moral fatigue, ancient philosophies have enjoyed a renewed appeal. Among them, Stoicism, with its emphasis on resilience, self-control, and r ...

New brain research reveals how guilt and shame shape moral behavior, showing why guilt promotes repair while shame often ...

Yet this framing itself is mistaken. God did not ask the Jewish people to choose between faithfulness and responsibility, ...

JAMB Registrar Prof. Oloyede calls for unity and tolerance among Islamic scholars, stressing dialogue and mutual respect to ...

From Plato and the Qur'an to mysticism and neuroscience, this article traces how reason, experience, and culture shape our deepest questions about existence Shabeer Ahmad Lone The Qur’an calls humans ...

The way to live together as friends with valuing and respect for diversity in beliefs and practices is the uncomplicated and ...

Abstract Parental dysfunction mdash;manifesting as emotional unavailability, moral compromise, deception, or neglect mdash;is a global phenomenon that significantly impacts child psychological, ...

Mufti Shamail Nadwi responded by emphasising human free will, arguing that acts of violence and cruelty stem from human ...

Family estrangement is often dismissed as a generational trend, which trivializes the real pain behind most cutoffs. But in pushing back, we risk replacing one simplification with another.

For many Americans, Islam is encountered primarily through headlines about violence or political conflict. Missing from this ...