روانسنجی
اولین سایت تخصصی فارسی تست های روان سنجی ، روان شناسی

Measure of Islamic Religiosity (CMIR)
Tiliouine & Belgoumidi (2009)

Religious Belief
1.    I believe in God
2.    Prophets’ life stories inspire me in my life
3.    Life events strengthen my belief in Destiny
4.    Rewards of Paradise encourage me to do good doings
5.    Existence of Hell leads me to avoid wrong-doings
6.    I often forget the punishment of Hell*
7.    I often remember the Judgment Day
8.    I believe in Apocalypse Signals
9.    I love the Prophet Mohammed
10.    I take the Prophet as a model in life
11.    The Prophet Companions‟ way of life inspires me
12.    I rely on God’s help in hard times
13.    I see marriage as a religious duty
14.    I fear all that offend God*
15.    I feel discomfort when missing worship time (such as prayers)*
16.    Qur`an relieves pain and disease
17.    Feel God’s presence on my side*
Religious Practice
1.    Dress in accordance with religion
2.    Physical apparel (hair style…) in accordance with religion
3.    Say “Shahada‟ before going to sleep
4.    Imitate the “Sunna‟ in food and drinks taking
5.    All possessions Halal (acquire properties in a religiously legal way)
6.    I take Alcoholic drinks for fun*
7.    I do not take others‟ property without permission even close relationships
8.    Ask God’s pardon for wrong sayings or lies
9.    Do not gamble even for fun
10.    Choose my words in order not to be impious (bad)
11.    Recite some traditional prayers
12.    Avoid sexual relationships out of marriage
13.    Begin work on the name of God
14.    Average no. of voluntary prayers*
15.    Average no. of prayers on time*
16.    Committed to prayers in groups or Mosque*
17.    Weekly hours studying Koran*
18.    Voluntary fasting other than Ramadan*
19.    Mecca pilgrimage
20.    Avoid watching “nudes‟ movies even when alone*
Religious Altruism
1.    Obedient to parents (for religious reasons)
2.    Pay visits to relatives as a religious duty
3.    Avoid mixing with opposite sex
4.    Avoid swearing by God’s name
5.    Prefer to deal with people whose religious commitment high
6.    Care about neighbours and their wellbeing
7.    Advise others to do good and avoid sin*
8.    Give away ch‎arity as religious duty*
9.    Tolerate others for God’s sake*
10.    “Spy‟ others*
11.    Greeting others even strangers
12.    Help people in their difficulties for God’s sake
Religious Enrichment
1.    Read/Listen to Prophets‟ biography
2.    Watch/ listen or attend religious meetings
3.    Read/ listen to Koran
4.    Recite some Koranic verses when beginning work
5.    Try to learn by heart some Koranic verses
6.    Read Prophet’s Sayings
7.    Avoid listening to songs written in impious words
8.    Weekly time watch/read/listen religion*
9.    Seek relief from God when anxious/sad*
10.    Ask for advise or read religious books in order to clarify matters in my life*
11.    Enjoy listening to Koran*

Religious Belief (Cronbach’s alpha.79)‚ Religious Practice (Cronbach’s alpha: .78)‚ Religious Altruism (Cronbach’s alpha: .71)‚ Religious Enrichment (Cronbach’s alpha: .81)

*Reverse-scored items
1= not at all‚ 5 extremely
1= not at all‚ 5 always

This instrument can be found at: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/227308713 & http://www.ijhssnet.com/journals/Vol_2_No_14_Special_Issue_July_2012/31.pdf

Tiliouine‚ Habib & Belgoumidi‚ Abbes (2009). An Exploratory Study of Religiosity‚ Meaning in Life and Subjective Wellbeing in Muslim Students from Algeria‚ Applied Research Quality Life‚ 4:109-127.
Tiliouine‚ H.‚ Cummins‚ R. A.‚ & Davern‚ M. (2009). Islamic Religiosity‚ Subjective Wellbeing and Health‚ Mental Health‚ Religion & Culture‚ 12(1)‚ 55–74.
Salleh‚ Muhammad Syukri. (2012). Religiosity in Development: A Theoretical Construct of an Islamic-Based Development. International Journal of Humanities and Social Science. Vol. 2 No. 14.