RT Article
T1 Factors affecting the effectiveness of ‘ruqyah’ treatment among Muslim community in Malaysia
JF Journal of spirituality in mental health
VO 27
IS 2
SP 202
OP 221
A1 Omar, Muhammad
A1 Abdullah, Mokhtar
A1 Ahmad, Abdul Rahman
A1 Mat Amin, Abdul Rashid
A1 Shafei, Shaiful Anuar
A1 Haron, Salwa
A1 Ramli, Rushdi
A1 Hussian, Mohd Apandi
A1 Kusmin, Zainal Abidin
A1 Haron, Huda
A1 Haron, Hamdi
A1 Muhammad, Zharfan
A2 Abdullah, Mokhtar
A2 Ahmad, Abdul Rahman
A2 Mat Amin, Abdul Rashid
A2 Shafei, Shaiful Anuar
A2 Haron, Salwa
A2 Ramli, Rushdi
A2 Hussian, Mohd Apandi
A2 Kusmin, Zainal Abidin
A2 Haron, Huda
A2 Haron, Hamdi
A2 Muhammad, Zharfan
LA English
YR 2025
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/1925277259
AB This study investigates the factors affecting the effectiveness of Ruqyah (Islamic healing) treatments in Malaysia’s Darussyifa’ Islamic Treatment Center, focusing on the roles of Symptoms of Illness, Patient Management, Daily Patient Follow-up Practice, and Illness Disorder Assessment. The research aims to understand how these factors contribute to the effectiveness of treatments provided by Ruqyah practitioners. A conceptual model was developed to outline the expected relationships between these predictors and treatment outcomes. Utilizing a cross-sectional, quantitative approach to examine cause-and-effect relationships, data from 272 respondents were collected through surveys and analyzed using the PLS-SEM method. The findings reveal that, except for the Illness Disorder Assessment’s role as a moderating factor, which showed no significant impact, all other relationships in the model were significant. Daily Patient Follow-up Practice emerged as the most critical factor for improving treatment effectiveness, followed by Patient Management. Additionally, the identification of symptoms plays a crucial role in enhancing patient management practices at the Darussyifa’ Malaysia center. This research highlights the importance of continuous patient engagement and effective management in optimizing Ruqyah treatment outcomes, while suggesting areas for further investigation regarding the unanticipated insignificance of Illness Disorder Assessment.
K1 illness disorder assessment
K1 follow-up practice
K1 symptoms diagnosis
K1 Effectiveness
K1 Ruqyah
DO 10.1080/19349637.2024.2338839