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Vol. 2 No. 1 (2026): The 5th International Student Conference on Islamic Psychology 2025

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Published: 16 April 2026

General Track

Tawadhu and psychological well-being among muslim students

Falyndita Muthia Ganny, Khaylila Tiara Ainun Hudha, Adera Ratu Syahda, Fuad Nashori
1-10

Relationship Between Discipline in Five Daily Prayers and Academic Discipline Among University Students

Ulya Qodtrunnissa, Febri Indah Dwi Utari, Revina Yuna Arista, Rumiani Rumiani
11-18

Family Communication and Spiritual Struggles as Predictors of Psychological Vulnerability in Young Adults

Nimra Imran, Ayesha Jabeen
19-29

Husnudzon and Academic Stress Among University Students

Lulu Zarif Febrianti, Izahsiva Musti, Zahwa Az Zahra, Afifah Syahirah Simatupang, Hariz Enggar Wijaya
30-41

Dhikr Intensity and Emotion Regulation among Muslim Students

Rahmita Niswah Mumtaz, Saima Anisa, Triyani Febriyanti, Fuad Nashori
42-52

Forgiveness and Psychological Well-Being among University Muslim Students

Nazwa Rizki Fahrani, Kurnia Putri Dwi Habsari, Dhiyaa Aqeela, Iffa Anja Ruhanda, Hariz Enggar Wijaya
53-65

Integrating Islamic Psychology into Organizational Work Ethics: A Case Study of a Higher Education Faculty in Jakarta

Alya Paradisa Kautsari, Sahda Adistri Ginting, Rabiatul Adawiyah, Sus Budiharto
66-79

Relationship Between Coping Strategies and Psychological Well-Being of Working Mothers in Managing Household Responsibilities: The Mediating Role of Work-Life Balance in Selangor, Malaysia

Adibah Dalila binti Mohd Ikhram, Shukran Abd Rahman
80-99

The Relationship between Career Maturity and Career Decision-Making Self-Efficacy among Fresh Graduates in Malaysia

Nor Amiera Alya binti Azmi, Shukran Abd. Rahman
100-121

Islamic psychology in the recruitment and selection process: A case study of a ceramic distribution company at Pekanbaru, Indonesia

Elmira Syamsa Musliha, Gladys Marisca, Rahmanisa Maharani, Diah Aulia, Sus Budiharto
122-138

Gratitude and Psychological Well-Being Among University Students

Rifa Adelia Ramadhani, Aninda Lindy Nissa Ramadhila, Anggraini Rahma Nirmala, Anisya Larasati Putri, Rumiani
139-149

Between Life and The Afterlife: The Relation between Zuhud and Students’ Impulsive Buying

Azka Rachmat Fasya, Rizka Maula Muti'ah, Husnul Khotimah, Luthfi Yahya, Wanadya Ayu Krishna Dewi
150-169

Husnuzan and Anxiety in College Students

Shafa Alya Dwika, Melyani Noor Awaliyah, Seni Amelia Putri, Lani Nurrahmah, Ali Mahmud Ashshiddiqi
170-180

Islamic Religiosity and Academic Stress Among College Students

Abi Zar Hibban, Nikken Dyah Hapsary, Luthfina Qurata Ainni, Aura Pavita Gunawan, Ali Mahmud Ashshiddiqi
181-201

Brain and Heart Synchrony: Insights for Youth

Usman Jaffer, Ida Khadija Mohd Fazli
202-213

The Relationship Between Religiosity and Academic Stress Among University Students in Yogyakarta

Zahidah Tanaya Dewi, Nabila Khansa, Afifah Zafira Ulya, Wanadya Ayu Krishna Dewi
214-225

The Importance of Work in Islam: Enhancing The Productivity among Youth from Islamic Prospective

Eltaher Ali Eltaher Eldaffa
226-233

Gratitude and Resilience among Muslim Psychology Students in The Hyperconnectivity Era

Aisha Ratna Belinda, Irhamsyah Ali Hidayah Naibaho, Raisya Norma Malika, Izza Rizki Fathiyya, Diah Aulia, Sus Budiharto
234-245

Silent Signals in Emotional Eating Behaviors

Ayesha Kamil, Bushra Nasim
246-258