Morbid Self-Maximizing Structure In Islamic sources ; Causal Conditions and Consequences.

The aim of this study was to investigate the causal conditions and consequences of morbid Self-Maximizingn in Islamic texts and to evaluate its validity. First, with a qualitative approach, texts were collected and selected texts were obtained using the semantic domain method and texts were analyzed using the qualitative content analysis method, and inductive content analysis was performed. For this purpose, 93 open codes, 18 central codes and 3 selected codes were identified as the main categories and a conceptual model was drawn. Then, in a quantitative approach, the content validity of the model was measured using the method of evaluating the opinions of experts and by calculating the content validity index in two stages. Findings of the study showed that the structure of Morbid Self-Maximizing has 11 causal conditions (lack of knowledge of the end of life, fascination with worldly life, innate inferiority, looking richer than oneself, selfishness, suspicion and distrust of God's pleasure, forgetting the main ownership of blessings) Doubt and disbelief in God, feelings of inner inferiority, suspicion of immortalizing life with wealth and fear of poverty Giving friends, being hated by others, losing one's reputation and not increasing one day). The results of this study have provided a good basis for scale design and related therapeutic intervention.