Ep 5 -  How Classical Muslim Scholars Treated the Mind, Body, and Soul | Holistic Healing

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Ep 6 - Islamic Psychology in the 21st Century | Holistic Healing

Whereas learning about the history of mental health in the Islamic world is important, it is equally important to understand how this can serve our community today. As international efforts attempt to encroach on Islamic achievements, it is vital that Muslims recognize the ste ...

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We’re all striving to be better people and better Muslims, but sometimes the road to righteousness can be intimidating. We can leave the confusion behind by focusing our journey of spiritual development on the concepts and practices that are most beloved to God.

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