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“ A Study Of Muslims Those Who Practice Regular Namaz And Tilawat -e- Quran And Muslim Those Who Do Not Practice Regular Namaz And Tilawat -e- Quran Respect To Mental Health And Self Concept”

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  • 2012
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Abstract (Original Language): 
The purpose of the study to find out the mental health and self concept among Muslim those Who Practice Regular Namaz and Tilawat -E- Quran and Muslim those Who Do Not Practice Regular Namaz and Tilawat -E- Quran . Mental health inventory by jagdish and self concept test by Dr. C G Deshpande. Hypotheses of the study There will be significant difference between Muslim those who Practice Regular Namaz and Tilawat -E- Quran and Muslim those who Do Not Practice Regular Namaz and Tilawat - E- Quran the dimension of mental health and self concept. Conclusion: 1) Muslim those who Practice Regular Namaz and Tilawat -E- Quran have significantly high mental health than Muslim those who do Not Practice Regular Namaz and Tilawat -E- Quran. 2) Muslim those Who Practice Regular Namaz and Tilawat -E- Quran have significantly high self concept than Muslim those who do Not Practice Regular Namaz and Tilawat - E- Quran.
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