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ajiss-1959	Haque, Amber	Contemplation: An Islamic Psychospiritual Study by Malik B. Badri. (London: International Institute of Islamic Thought, 2000. 136 pages.)	2002.0	4	.pdf	application/pdf	286	12	41	It differentiates between Islamic contemplation and the medita­ tion procedures offered by secular psychology. While meditation is primar­ ily derived from eastern religions and aims at altering states of conscious­ ness, Islamic contemplation is derived from Qur'anic injunctions and aims to seek insightful knowledge of God as the Creator and Sustainer of the uni­ verse.	cache/ajiss-1959.pdf	txt/ajiss-1959.txt