Filial Piety in Islam and Confucianism [A Comparative Study Between Ahadith and the Analects]

Tanggok, M. Ikhsan

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“…Similar factors may explain the higher prevalence of insomnia in younger respondents in Qatar who are mostly adult migrants and Qatari nationals between the ages of 25–54 years comprising 70% of the country’s population [ 33 ]. An additional explanation of why insomnia symptoms may decrease with older age is that in Arab Muslim societies, practicing filial piety and honoring parents is a religious obligation and a social norm [ 66 ], and most of the elderly live close to at least one son or a daughter. This family support may account for lower levels of daily stress and consequently insomnia amongst older adults in Arab-Muslim societies.…”

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Prevalence and associated factors of DSM-5 insomnia disorder in the general population of Qatar

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Background Epidemiological studies of insomnia in the Middle East remain scarce. The present study aimed to estimate the prevalence of insomnia and explore its associations in the general population of Qatar. With almost 100 nationalities, Qatar is one of the most culturally diverse, richest, and fastest developing countries in the Arabian Peninsula. Methods A probability sample of community-dwelling adults were surveyed in February of 2019. A total of 1611 respondents completed face-to-face interviews in Arabic or English. Logistic regression modeled associations with insomnia, our dependent variable, as defined by a score of ≤16 on the eight-item Sleep Condition Indicator or according to criteria for insomnia in the Diagnostic & Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, fifth edition or DSM-5. Results Approximately, 5.5% of the sample screened positive for insomnia and the 30-day prevalence of those who met all the DSM-5 criteria for insomnia disorder was 3.0%. In addition, 2.0% of the sample screened positive for depression and 3.4% for anxiety in the past 2 weeks. Multivariable analysis showed the following were significantly associated with insomnia: Arab ethnicity, young age, unemployment, being married, having less than high school education, fair or poor health, anxiety, and depression. Conclusions Insomnia prevalence was in the lower range of previously reported DSM-defined estimates from developed Western countries. Our findings highlight the need for raising awareness and improving sleep hygiene in potential risk groups such as younger adults and those of Arab ethnicity, in addition to incorporating insomnia screening in the provision of mental health services.

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“…Back then, the younger generation in the society are required to unquestionably offer love, respect, support and deference to their parents as they are eternally indebted to them for the lives provided since birth. This tenet of filial piety also applies to all elders like teachers, professional superiors or anyone who is older in age; which explains why knowledge dissemination are unregulated and unrestricted (Tanggok, 2018). As elders are seen highly as those who have visioned, initiated, developed, guided, nurtured, and anchored the community for decades, by default, whatever they pass to their children are wisdom that should be followed without doubt.…”

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Religious Fallacies Caused by Misunderstanding of Islamic Teaching in Relation to Out of Wedlock Pregnancy Resolution

Jamalludin,

Mohd Mokhtar,

Sulaiman

2023

S. I.

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Countless abortions, coerced adoptions, and new-born abandonment due to their illegitimate status are still happening in this country albeit the majority of Malaysian population is Muslim. With limited time and source of information, out of wedlock pregnancy resolutions are often made in haste and not necessarily weighed thoughtfully. In the attempt to curb this phenomenon, the reasonable preventive measure is religious teachings. However, instead of following the prescribed as mentioned in Quran and Sunnah, many base their strategies on common logic and cultural beliefs, which after so long, became the credence they hold on to. Islamic teachings are confused with culture, resulting skepticism and erroneous conclusions. Using library research methodology, this paper explores religious fallacies related to illegitimate children’s phenomena that impacted pregnancy resolution among Malay Muslim women in Malaysia. The research concludes these religious fallacies stemmed from systemic bias towards unmarried pregnancy women and their children, contrary to the actual Islam teaching that embraces repentance and holds no one accountable of their past as long as they are truly remorseful. It is evident these misconceptions play a significant role in the process of finding the best pregnancy resolution, resulting in abandonment and death. Therefore, religious fallacies should be rectified so pregnancy resolutions could be made with rumination, and simultaneously save both mother and children. Abstrak: Dewasa ini, kes pengguguran bayi dan bayi baru lahir yang ditinggalkan kerana status tidak sah taraf semakin berleluasa di negara ini, waima majoriti rakyatnya adalah beragama Islam. Sebahagian besar bayi tidak sah taraf pula diserahkan kepada ibubapa angkat untuk dijaga. Dengan masa dan sumber maklumat terbatas yang ada pada si ibu, resolusi bagi kandungan tidak sah taraf biasanya dibuat dengan tergesa-gesa dan tidak dipertimbangkan dengan sewajarnya. Bagi mengekang fenomena ini, pendidikan agama dilihat sebagai langkah pencegahan yang munasabah. Namun dalam hal ini, Quran dan Sunnah tidak dijadikan panduan, sebaliknya, strategi penyelesaian mereka diasaskan kepada logik dan kefahaman budaya, yang mana setelah sekian lama, menjadi sesuatu yang diyakini sebagai kepercayaan. Dalam hal ini, pendidikan Islam dikelirukan dengan budaya, lalu menghasilkan kesangsian dan kesimpulan yang salah. Kertas ini bertujuan membahas kekeliruan agama berkaitan fenomena anak luar nikah yang memberi impak kepada resolusi anak tidak sah taraf dalam kalangan wanita Melayu Islam di Malaysia. Kajian ini menggunakan kaedah kepustakaan bagi mengumpul data. Kajian mendapati kekeliruan agama ini berpunca dari prejudis sistemik terhadap wanita yang mengandung di luar nikah serta kandungan mereka. Hal ini tidak bertepatan dengan ajaran sebenar Islam yang menggalakkan taubat, dan tidak melihat masa silam mereka asalkan mereka benar-benar kembali ke pangkal jalan. Kesalahfahaman ini telah memainkan peranan penting dalam proses mencari resolusi kandungan luar nikah di mana kebiasaannya akan berakhir dengan pengabaian dan kematian bayi tersebut. Dengan itu, kekeliruan agama ini haruslah diperbetul supaya keputusan boleh dibuat dengan matang, dan kedua ibu dan anak dapat diselamatkan.

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Sleep Disorder Management in Developing Countries

Safwan

Shrayteh²,

Akel³

et al. 2023

Handbook of Medical and Health Sciences in Developing Countries

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Filial Piety in Islam and Confucianism [A Comparative Study Between Ahadith and the Analects]

Cited by 3 publications

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Prevalence and associated factors of DSM-5 insomnia disorder in the general population of Qatar

Prevalence and associated factors of DSM-5 insomnia disorder in the general population of Qatar

Religious Fallacies Caused by Misunderstanding of Islamic Teaching in Relation to Out of Wedlock Pregnancy Resolution

Sleep Disorder Management in Developing Countries

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