Narrative Family Therapy based on Purification Approach

The main objective of this article is to study the inconsistency of Narrative Family Therapy with Islamic Epistemological, Anthropological and Axiological foundations and then the refinement of the theory in cases of conflict.
In order to understand the theory more precisely, descriptive-analytical method was considered to find the philosophical backgrounds of Narrative Family Therapy first and then addressing Epistemological, Anthropological and Axiological foundations, and finally, analyzing the inconsistency of this theory with the Islamic foundations.
The results show that Narrative Family Therapy, in some cases is inconsistent with Islamic principles including: The Criterion of Abnormality, Human Nature, Human Will, The Meaning of Life, Spiritual and Religious Needs, Certain Issues.
It seems that Family Narrative Therapy can be applied in an Islamic culture like Iran only when it is refined regarding its inconsistency with Islamic Foundations, as the narration is the core center of this therapy, it is recommended to use Islamic narrations in particular, Quranic narrations to help the client to replace them with his current sad narration, to help him by changing the maladaptive values, finding the right way to confront with his current problems.