Dr. Essa Mohamed Rafique

Explores the neurobiological mechanisms underlying resilience through a lens of faith and spiritual return.

A philosophical and theological examination of how the awareness of death reorients human perception of reality.

Investigates the neuro-physiological and spiritual significance of weeping in an Islamic context.

Analyzes the cognitive structures necessary for effective Dawah and reasoned discourse.

Provides a non-mathematical conceptual explanation of time dilation phenomena referenced in Quranic texts.

Examines the complementary nature of prayer and charity in the unseen dimensions of human spiritual growth.

Uses the Ruh, Nafs, Aql, and Qalb framework to understand the mechanics of addiction and desire.

Explores the neurobiological correlates of Riya and strategies for spiritual correction.

Details how the Quran pairs virtues to facilitate holistic human transformation.

A comparative study identifying shared spiritual themes and distinct revelations across both texts.

Extracts timeless lessons on justice, ethics, and leadership from the life of Prophet Dawud (AS).

Maps bioethics and bedside guidance across the Abrahamic faiths to support religiously diverse patients and HCWs

Proposes an integrated framework connecting traditional Islamic psychological insights with modern clinical psychiatry.