安拉告诉了我们一切:对英国穆斯林生活经历的解释性现象学分析

IF 0.8 3区 哲学 Q3 PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY
James Murphy, F. Jones, D. Nigbur
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有必要更好地了解不同宗教团体的个人是如何构建和维护他们的世界观的。这项研究探讨了宗教实践、信仰和关系如何创造和维持五个英国穆斯林的世界观。采用解释现象学分析(IPA)对半结构化访谈进行归纳分析,具体探讨被试的生活经验。这种分析发展了多个从属主题,形成了两个上级主题:“服从安拉”和“做一个英国穆斯林”。参与者在穆斯林家庭长大的经历强烈地塑造了他们的信仰,他们都强烈地认为自己既是穆斯林又是英国人。这些重要的关系教导他们遵循《古兰经》的教导,并顺从真主而生活。分析表明,相信《古兰经》是真主对人类的权威和持久的启示,为他们的世界观提供了核心,这种信念对他们生活的各个方面都有深远的影响。他们的社会关系和宗教习俗都不断地肯定了他们神圣文本中的这一基本信仰,并创造了一种社会现实,在这种社会现实中,参与者体验上帝并服从安拉的意志。许多不同的宗教习俗、社会关系和个人经历的结合使《古兰经》充满了力量和权威,塑造了参与者的生活,维持了他们的宗教社区。参与者对《古兰经》的内在原教旨主义态度帮助他们创造了连贯的世界观,充满了意义和目的。
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Allah has told us everything: An interpretative phenomenological analysis exploring the lived experiences of British Muslims
There is a need to better understand how individuals in different religious groups construct and maintain their worldviews. This study explores how religious practices, beliefs, and relationships create and sustain the worldviews of five British Muslims. Semi-structured interviews were inductively analyzed using interpretative phenomenological analysis (IPA) to idiographically explore the participants’ lived experiences. This analysis developed multiple subordinate themes that formed two superordinate themes: “Submitting to Allah” and “Being a British Muslim.” The participants’ experiences of being raised in Muslim families strongly shaped their beliefs and they each strongly identify themselves as both Muslim and British. These important relationships taught them to follow the teachings of the Qur’an and to live their lives in submission to God. The analysis suggests the belief that the Qur’an is the authoritative and enduring revelation of God to mankind provided the core of their worldview and that this belief had far-reaching implications for every aspect of their lives. Their social relationships and religious practices both continually affirmed this fundamental belief in their sacred text and created a social reality in which the participants experienced God and submitted to the will of Allah. The combination of many different religious practices, social relationships, and personal experiences imbued the Qur’an with the power and authority to shape the participants’ lives and sustained their religious community. The participants’ intratextually fundamentalist approach to the Qur’an helped them create coherent worldviews that were filled with meaning and purpose.
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期刊介绍: The international, peer-reviewed journal Archive for the Psychology of Religion/Archiv für Religionspsychologie is the oldest periodical that publishes research in the psychology of religion. It is the organ of the International Association for the Psychology of Religion (IAPR), founded in 1914. The Archive for the Psychology of Religion/Archiv für Religionspsychologie is open to all scientific methodologies, both quantitative and qualitative.
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