Wanita dan pengurusan emosi melalui pengkisahan Maryam dalam al-Quran
Emotion has impact on individuals’ ways of thinking and actions. It can be manifested physically and verbally. Studies indicate that male and female behaviours are dissimilars in emotional coping and reactions. Studies also underline the presence of internal and external factors, which related to...
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Penerbit Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
2020
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Online Access: | http://journalarticle.ukm.my/14874/1/IJIT-Vol-17-June-2020_8_90-100.pdf http://journalarticle.ukm.my/14874/ http://www.ukm.my/ijit/volume-17-june-2020/ |
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Summary: | Emotion has impact on individuals’ ways of thinking and actions. It can be manifested
physically and verbally. Studies indicate that male and female behaviours are
dissimilars in emotional coping and reactions. Studies also underline the presence of
internal and external factors, which related to stress and anxiety that can influence
women’s emotions. The failure of dealing with emotional burdens and battles can be
devastating as it gives negative impacts to the individuals and community’s quality of
life and well-being. The aim of this article is to highlight the importance of emotional
coping skill by examining the stories of women in the Quran.Verses of the Quran related
to the stories of Maryam in the Quran and exegeses are compiled and analysed
thematically. This article explores the personality of Maryam, the mother of Prophet Isa
through the lens of life challenges and important elements and references in emotional
coping. It classifies Maryam’s life into four phases starting from her infancy to
motherhood. Through those phases, Maryam underwent hardships and contested with
the Israilites’ tradition and challenges. This article concludes there are six important
points in emotional coping skills that can empower women while dealing with life
challenges and predicaments. They are: (i) stronghold of faith; (ii) consistency in
religious ritual and submission; (iii) continuous efforts in purifying of soul; (iv) living in
isolation or physically separating from toxic environment; (v) seeking for external
moral and physical supports; and (vi) sharpening essential life skills and strategies. |
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