<![CDATA[This article comprehensively discusses the influence of worship and the role of prayer in human psychological recovery from an Islamic perspective. Worship in Islam is not just a ritual obligation, but also a broader dimension that helps individuals achieve mental and spiritual well-being. With today's increasing life challenges such as stress, anxiety and depression, more and more people are seeking alternative spiritually-based solutions to support their mental health. In the Islamic tradition, acts of worship such as prayer, fasting and dhikr have a great impact in creating spiritual peace, reducing psychological stress and enhancing inner well-being. Prayer is considered a means of direct communication between a servant and God, and plays an important role in building trust and giving strength to overcome life's challenges. This article examines Qur'anic verses, Hadith and related scientific literature to consider the role of spirituality in supporting the psychological recovery process. Through a theoretical approach and qualitative analysis, the study explains how daily worship practices can serve as effective psychotherapy. One of the main focuses is the role of prayer in stabilizing emotions, instilling feelings of peace, and reducing stress and anxiety. In addition, the study also explains how dhikr and recitation of the Quran can help strengthen an individual's positive spirituality and increase optimism in life. Prayer is considered as one of the important factors influencing psychological recovery, as it provides hope and a connection with the Creator. In addition, this article will also discuss the concepts of patience and trust, which are important foundations in dealing with stress and uncertainty in life and have a positive impact on overall psychological health. Ultimately, this article aims to provide a deeper understanding of the synergy between the practice of worship, the power of prayer, psychological healing, and its relevance to modern life.]]>
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