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Title: Factors behind suicides in Muslim countries: a global ecological study
Authors: Shoib, S.
Tayyeb, M.
Armiya’u, A.Y.
Raaj, S.
Elmahi, O.K.O.
Swed, S.
Saeed, F.
Nahidi, M.
Bashir, A.
Chandradasa, M.
Keywords: Mental health
Muslims
religion
socio-cultural factors
suicide
Issue Date: 2024
Publisher: Taylor and Francis Group
Citation: Social Work in Mental Health.2024:1–20 (Online ahead of print)
Abstract: This study examines the relationship between suicide rates and social, political, and economic factors in Muslim-majority countries, considering the influence of Islam and unique socio-cultural factors. Conducted from January to December 2022, it covered 46 countries, collecting data on suicide rates, income, Human Development Index (HDI), poverty rate, life expectancy, literacy rate, and political system. Suicide rates in Muslim-majority countries could be predicted based on HDI, poverty rates, life expectancy, and literacy rates. Frequency of suicide rates varied across continents, with the highest rates in Africa. Culturally sensitive suicide prevention programs are crucial for Muslim-majority countries.
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URI: http://repository.kln.ac.lk/handle/123456789/27870
ISSN: 1533-2985 (Print)
1533-2993 (Online)
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