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    This document summarizes Ayat 186 of Surah Al-Baqarah from the Holy Quran and draws a connection to Freud's concept of free association therapy. The ayat encourages believers to turn to Allah with their supplications, as He is near and answers the prayers of those who call on Him. Similarly, Freud's therapy involved patients freely sharing their thoughts and feelings with the therapist. The document notes that while Freud's clients may not have fully opened up, Allah is the ultimate listener who is aware of our innermost thoughts and weaknesses, bringing relief from stress and mental issues when we openly associate with Him in prayer.

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    This document summarizes Ayat 186 of Surah Al-Baqarah from the Holy Quran and draws a connection to Freud's concept of free association therapy. The ayat encourages believers to turn to Allah with their supplications, as He is near and answers the prayers of those who call on Him. Similarly, Freud's therapy involved patients freely sharing their thoughts and feelings with the therapist. The document notes that while Freud's clients may not have fully opened up, Allah is the ultimate listener who is aware of our innermost thoughts and weaknesses, bringing relief from stress and mental issues when we openly associate with Him in prayer.

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    Surah Al Baqarah (2:186) - Free Association Therapy, Psychology of Duaa

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    Muhammad Awais Tahir
    This document summarizes Ayat 186 of Surah Al-Baqarah from the Holy Quran and draws a connection to Freud's concept of free association therapy. The ayat encourages believers to turn to Allah with their supplications, as He is near and answers the prayers of those who call on Him. Similarly, Freud's therapy involved patients freely sharing their thoughts and feelings with the therapist. The document notes that while Freud's clients may not have fully opened up, Allah is the ultimate listener who is aware of our innermost thoughts and weaknesses, bringing relief from stress and mental issues when we openly associate with Him in prayer.

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    Its marvels will never cease

    (Jami Tirmidhi)

    Scientific and Archaeological Explanation of


    the Ayaats of the Holy Quran

    For the complete work, visit our blog

    Miraculousquran.blogspot.com

    Comments, queries and feedback at


    Muhammad.Awais.Tahir@gmail.com
    Surah Al Baqarah
    Ayat 186

    And when My servants ask you concerning Me, then surely I am very near; I answer the prayer of the
    suppliant when he calls on Me, so they should answer My call and believe in Me that they may walk in
    the right way.

    M Shakir's Quran Translation

    Free Association Therapy


    In treatments of such psychological problems like stress and conflicts and anxiety and depression lot has been said.
    Freud (father of psychology) used ‘Free association therapy’ in his therapies. In this process his clients (patients) use
    to build trust on him first and then used to share each and every single thing of their life with him. By the process
    Freud mentioned that when a client shares his feelings, his unconsciousness and the sub consciousness bursts out
    and he feels mentally relaxed and satisfied. But the therapist has to be a very good listener and very keen observer
    and he should know the person’s personality fully.

    Quran gives us this concept 1400 years back. We ‘freely associate’ our self with Allah while doing Dua and Allah is
    encouraging it by saying “when My servants ask you concerning Me, then surely I am very near; I answer the
    prayer of the suppliant when he calls on Me”. The fact is that many of the clients of Freud did not share the real
    inner feelings with him but Allah is fully aware of our personality, He is the closest to us, He knows our weaknesses
    and He is the one who can listen to us the best. When we share our thing with Allah SWT openly our consciousness
    and sub-consciousness becomes light and therefore we don’t feel any stress, depression, anxiety or worry.

    This document is based on my under process book. I plan to collect all the Ayaats of the Holy Quran with deal with
    scientific, historical and archaeological subjects. I am trying to provide explanation to those Ayaats in light of
    Previous commentaries (Tafaseer), established science, archaeological discoveries and Arabic lexicons. Send in
    your comments, queries and suggestion at Muhammad.Awais.Tahir@gmail.com

    Please do not copy paste without permission, until my book is published, Insha’Allah.

    For the complete work, visit our blog

    Miraculousquran.blogspot.com

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