Tawakal in dealing with academic stress in students
Date Published : 31 July 2024
Contributors
Shaffana Shafwa Ramadhany
Author
Salwaa Raisa Adya Susanto
Author
Adinda Alfi Saniyyah Pohan
Author
Rayda Nurhafizha Meifathia
Author
Rumiani
Author
Keywords
academic stress
tawakal
muslim students
Proceeding
Track
General Track
Abstract
Early adulthood is an important period in an individual's life that is marked by various challenges and changes in life. These challenges include the search for identity, career path, marriage, and other responsibilities that can affect emotional well-being. This study aims to investigate the effect of Muslim religiosity on resilience in early adulthood. The research method used is a literature study to collect and analyze information from various sources, including books, previous studies, and journals. The results of this study indicate that individual resilience is positively influenced by their level of religiosity, which is also related to the individual's ability to control emotions and deal with stress. A deeper understanding of the relationship between religiosity and self-resilience can help in developing strategies to improve individual resilience through a religiosity approach, so that individuals can face life's challenges better.
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Shaffana Shafwa Ramadhany, S. S. R., Salwaa Raisa Adya Susanto, S. R. A. S., Adinda Alfi Saniyyah Pohan, . A. A. S. P., Rayda Nurhafizha Meifathia , R. N. M. ., & Rumiani, R. (2024). Tawakal in dealing with academic stress in students. International Students Conference on Islamic Psychology (ISCIP), 1(1). https://conference.uii.ac.id/iscip/paper/view/120