<![CDATA[This study aims to explore the impact of reading the Quran on individuals' mental health. The background of the study involved an interest in the potential therapeutic value of religious practice. The research method involved surveys and structured interviews with participants who were actively engaged in reading the Quran. Findings showed a positive correlation between the intensity of reading the Quran and improved mental health, including reduced levels of stress and anxiety. The implications of this study highlight the potential of religion as a source of psychological support and emphasize the importance of including religious aspects in mental health interventions. Further studies are needed to understand the psychological mechanisms underlying the relationship between reading the Quran and mental health, as well as to develop intervention strategies that can be optimized in a clinical context.]]>
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