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Table of contents
Healing Generational Wounds in Muslim Families
A rigorous path to understanding intergenerational trauma, family systems, divorce patterns, emotional immaturity, Family Constellation, and Islamic ethics of repair
Read each section in order. Every title can be opened as a TheoryTrace document.
- Cover1
- Copyright2
- How to read this book3
- Introduction4
- Chapter 1: Seeing the Family as a Living System5
- Chapter 2: Foundations of Trauma, Attachment, and Emotional Development6
- Chapter 3: How Intergenerational Trauma Is Transmitted7
- Chapter 4: Family Scripts, Roles, and Invisible Loyalties8
- Chapter 5: Why People Marry Before They Are Ready9
- Chapter 6: The Root Causes of Divorce and Chronic Marital Breakdown10
- Chapter 7: Emotional Immaturity in Parents and Elders11
- Chapter 8: Ego Defenses, Shame, and the Refusal to Apologize12
- Chapter 9: The Child’s Burden: Parentification and Cycle-Breaking13
- Chapter 10: Islamic Anthropology of the Family14
- Chapter 11: Birrul Walidain Without Enabling Harm15
- Chapter 12: Parental Responsibility in Islam16
- Chapter 13: Sin, Wounds, Accountability, and Compassion17
- Chapter 14: Family Constellation as a Systemic Lens18
- Chapter 15: Meilinda Sutanto’s Family Constellation Principles in Practice19
- Chapter 16: Mapping the Family System20
- Chapter 17: Boundaries, Adab, and Emotional Safety21
- Chapter 18: Communication, Repair, and Difficult Conversations22
- Chapter 19: Healing the Nervous System and Rebuilding the Self23
- Chapter 20: Marriage as a Site of Healing or Repetition24
- Chapter 21: Parenting Without Repeating the Cycle25
- Chapter 22: Forgiveness, Reconciliation, and Letting Go26
- Chapter 23: Building a New Generational Covenant27
- Chapter 24: Integration, Discernment, and the Path of Lifelong Healing28
- Conclusion29