Health Promotion: An
Islamic Perspective
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Islamic Perspective of Health Promotion - Health - Lecture Slides, Slides of Public Health
This lecture belongs to lecture series on Health. Almost all topics related to health are covered in this course. Key points in this lecture are: Islamic Perspective of Health Promotion, Religion and Health, Stress, Sense of Coherence, Religion and Health, Healthy Lifestyle, Islamic Jurisprudence, Elements of Imaan- Faith, Islamic Concepts Bearing on Health, Health Promotion
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Health Promotion: An
Islamic Perspective
Learning ObjectivesThe intended ‘student’ will be able to.^
Explain the link between religion andhealth.
Describe various Islamic conceptsthat have a bearing on health.
Identify possible ways of puttingIslamic concepts into practice forhealth promotion interventions.
Sense of coherence
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The sense of coherence is a global orientation thatexpresses the extent to which one has a pervasive,enduring though dynamic feeling of confidence that(1) the stimuli deriving from one’s internal andexternal environments in the course of living arestructured, predictable, and explicable; (2) theresources are available to one to meet the demandsposed by these stimuli; And (3) these demands arechallenges, worthy of investment and engagement” (Antonovsky, 1987)
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Religion and Health - 2
Religion and Health - 3
Figure 1: Pathwaysof ‘Islamic HealthTheory’
Quran & Ahadith
Five Pillarsof Islam
Elementsof Faith
IslamicJurisprudence
SalutogenicMechanism
Sense ofcoherence
Predisposing &Enabling factors
Behavior
Healthy Lifestyle
Islamic Concepts Bearing onHealth-1.
The five pillars of Islam
Bearing witness to the existence of one godand the prophet hood of Muhammad (PBUH).
Praying five times a day.
Giving alms to the poor.
Fasting during the month of Ramadan.
Performing a pilgrimage to Mecca for thosewho are able.
Islamic Concepts Bearing onHealth-1. 2. 11.Bearing witness to the existence of
one god and the prophet hood ofMuhammad (PBUH).
The 1
st
Concept – The five pillars.
Islamic Concepts Bearing onHealth-1. 2. 3The 1 3.Giving alms to the poor.
st
Concept – The five pillars.
Islamic Concepts Bearing onHealth-1. 2. 44.Fasting during the month of
Ramadan.
The 1
st
Concept – The five pillars.
Islamic Concepts Bearing onHealth-1. 3
The 2
nd
concept.
Elements of Imaan- Faith.
Islamic Concepts Bearing onHealth-1. 4
The 3
rd
concept.
The Islamic Jurisprudence.
Islamic Concepts Bearing onHealth-1. 4. 2
The 3
rd
concept –the Islamic
jurisprudence.
Putting Islamic Concepts IntoPractice for Health Promotion 1
Plan^ Act
Do Check
Putting Islamic Concepts IntoPractice for Health Promotion 2.1^ The PRECEDE-PROCEED Model by Green &
Kreuter, 1999 Visit the website below for a figure of this model.
http://oc.nci.nih.gov/services/Theory_at_glance/PP_Part_3_cont.html#anchor
Putting Islamic Concepts IntoPractice for Health Promotion 2.2Intervention mapping. STEP 1: Proximal program objective matricesSTEP 2: Theory –based methods and practical strategiesSTEP 3: Program planSTEP 4: Adoption and implementation planSTEP 5: Evaluation plan