“Researchers have determined that a particular type of religious coping, collaborative religious coping, has the most benefit for the individual's physical and mental health. Collaborative religious coping involves seeking control through partnership with God in problem-solving. This means that the person relies upon God, while at the same time attempting to do his or her part to change or cope with the situation.” GodPsychologyMental HealthCollaborative Religious Coping Book:Psychology from the Islamic Perspective Source: Psychology from the Islamic Perspective