Western Conception of Man and Psychological Crisis (Part II)
Fri, 20 Jun
|Kuala Lumpur
Join Dr. Roslan Abd. Jelani as he explores, unravels, and clarifies the terrain charted in the Prolegomena’s chapter on ‘The Nature of Man & The Psychology of the Human Soul’, and shepherds us on the journey to rediscover what we’ve forgotten for so long.
Time & Location
20 Jun 2025, 9:00 pm – 10:30 pm MYT
Kuala Lumpur, 192, Jalan Ara, Bangsar, 59100 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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Western Conception of Man and Psychological Crisis, explores the understanding of human nature in Islām and its implications for governance and societal well-being.
During Part I of the lecture, Dr. Roslan Abd. Jelani highlighted the contrast between three types of political authority: a natural kind driven by self-interest, a rational kind based on principles but lacking spiritual grounding, and a religious kind (siyāsah dīniyah) that balances worldly and spiritual aspects.
The modern secular worldviews, heavily influenced by scientism and a reductionist view of humanity as mere biological animals, lead to psychological crises and societal dysfunction. Ultimately, a proper understanding of humanity's dual nature (physical and spiritual),…