The Ottoman Era: Geographical Influences on Mental Health through Islamic Lens

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The Ottoman Era: Geographical Influences on Mental Health through Islamic Lens

The Ottoman Era: Geographical Influences on Mental Health through Islamic Lens

Authors : Metin Çınaroğlu

Pages : 247-272

Doi:10.31679/adamakademi.1426960

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Publication Date : 2025-06-30

Article Type : Research Paper

Abstract :This article explores the intricate interplay between geography, Islamic teachings, and mental well-being during the Ottoman era. The Ottoman Empire\\\'s vast and diverse territories, spanning three continents, influenced daily life and resilience through geographical factors such as climate, urban-rural disparities, and resource access. Islamic teachings, deeply embedded in Ottoman society, provided moral, ethical, and spiritual guidance, emphasizing compassion, empathy, gratitude, community, and faith. These principles fostered emotional support, resilience, and purpose. Lessons from Ottoman history hold relevance today. Culturally competent mental health practices, recognizing the impact of geography and cultural factors, can enhance well-being. The enduring significance of spirituality and faith in mental health underscores the importance of accommodating diverse beliefs. Community support systems remain vital for mental well-being. In conclusion, this historical perspective enriches our understanding of mental well-being and encourages holistic, culturally sensitive approaches to contemporary mental health care.
Keywords : Osmanlı İmparatorluğu, Coğrafya, İslam Öğretileri, Ruh Sağlığı

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