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Publication The Study of Hadith In Uyubun Nafsi's Book To Understand Self-Centered Thinking Errors and Histrionic Personality Tendencies in Youth Muslims Using Social Media(Fakulti Pengajian Quran dan Sunnah, 2022) ;Atika Ulfia Adlina ;Mukhamad Agus Zuhurul Fuqohak ;Erina Rahmajati ;Dianing PrafitriHurul Aini FatimahThe majority of social media users in Indonesia are youth. Various posts on social media are produced by youth. Unfortunately, the postings produced by young people including young Muslims are dominated by negative content such as hoaxes, propaganda, dramatizations, hate comments, and fake accounts. That negative content leads their behavior to histrionic personality tendencies. These histrionic personality tendencies are caused by the wrong mindset of youth in understanding the concept of self-centeredness. The concept of being self-centered on histrionic tendencies is more understood as a desire to be recognized and cared for unequally. As a result, young people are not aware of the negative content they have created. In fact, young age is a very productive age and has the potential to be directed to more useful things. To strengthen the alleged error in thinking about the self-centered concept in youth, this researcher refers to the hadiths contained in the book of Uyubun Nafsi. The Uyubun NafsiBook specifically explains the causes of psychological disorders as well as explains the healing efforts. The results of this study indicate that the fallacy of thinking on the concept of self-centered has implications for the way a person perceives, treats, and uses social media. Certain satisfactions and benefits derived from using social media disproportionately will continue to encourage someone to always fulfill personal desires. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Sufistic Psychoeducation In Indonesia: Preventive Efforts For Stress That Affected By Covid-19 Pandemic(Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia, 2021-10-06) ;Erina Rahmajati ;Masrukhin ;Salmah Fa’atin ;Rinova CahyandariVivi Zihrra OctavianiSufi healing through the Al-Qur'an is an approach offered by some therapists as a means of healing and recovering from psychological disorders, especially stress. The COVID-19 pandemic has lasted for a year and a half and the increasing number of COVID-19 cases has caused psychosocial stress to society. This psychosocial stress creates stress and lowers the immune system. This study aims to find a meeting point between Sufi healing using the Al-Qur'an as a medium and stress due to covid 19. The contribution of this research is the existence of Sufistic psychoeducation ideas that can be used as an effort to minimize psychosocial disorders due to covid 19. Literature studies methods used to dig deeper into the study of Sufi Healing with the Al-Qur'an approach. The objects of this research are the concept of Psychoeducation from psychological approach and how it can be integrated with the concept of Sufi Healing from Mr. Mustamir Pedak that used the Al-Qur'an approach for his Sufi Healing method. The research found that the main key in Sufistic psychoeducation is to put the principles of communication based on the ma'rifat aspects of communication, shari'a and hakikat and also tariqah. By understanding the various applications of Sufi Healing with the Al-Qur'an approach, it can be used as a first step to instill understanding through psychoeducation to the community before further dealing with existing stressful conditions.