Prediction of Islamic Marital Satisfaction Based on Islamic Lifestyle Components for Married Students

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This study aims to predict marital satisfaction of married students based on Islamic lifestyle components. The population of study is all married students in undergraduate, Masters and PhD level at University of Allameh-e-Tabatabai (RA) and Imam Hussain (as). From the population-based on Cochran model using convenience sampling method a sample of 400 students (200 males and 200 females) was selected. Students responded to the Islamic Marital Satisfaction Questionnaire of Jodeiry, John Bozorgy and Kaveyani. To analyze the data, descriptive statistics and multiple regression test were used at the same time. The findings of this study demonstrated that from ten Islamic lifestyle factors, social factors, worship, family, health and Islamic life-style belief (05/0> P) have predictive power of the Islamic marital satisfaction for married students and the components of Islamic lifestyle explain 57 percent of Islamic marital satisfaction variance. According to these findings, we can conclude that by increasing the Islamic lifestyle factors, marital satisfaction for married students can be increased.

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