ABSTRACT
This conclusion presents some closing thoughts on the concepts covered in the preceding chapters of this book. Although the book provides basic information about Muslim women who experience domestic violence, more research is required so that the phenomenon of domestic violence can be understood more comprehensively, especially with the field of Islamic psychotherapy. It concludes that there is a need for Muslim therapists to take domestic violence against women more seriously. The book also concludes with the idea that Islamic theology suggests to take more responsibility for ending the suffering although many Muslim women believe that their suffering is a divine testing and trial from God. It examines the Islamic culture as a way of life that includes the religious and cultural practices of Muslims. The book also concludes that there is a need for Muslim therapists to take domestic violence against women more seriously. It aims to nurture dialogue in Islamic psychotherapy practice.
