Silent struggles are real. Many people in our communities battle deep emotional pain but never reach out. Imams and teachers are often the only help they have
Lives can be saved based on how we respond
Suicide is often misunderstood and rarely discussed in Muslim spaces. We need to replace silence and shame with compassion and clarity
Faith and professional care must work together. When scholars and imams combine their practice with professional understanding, support becomes far more effective
This isn’t a lecture. It’s a real conversation with someone who works with people in crisis, sharing lessons, experiences, and actionable advice
Participants will:
Gain an understanding of the stigma of suicide in the Muslim community
Understand some red flags and language that suggest someone may be suicidal
Learn about referral pathways and when to seek professional help
Become familiar with basic techniques for responding safely and compassionately in a crisis
Great studying environment
Interactive discussions between students and teachers
High level discussions where teachers are open to questions and do not shy away from sensitive or controversial issues
Comfortable studying environment
In depth coverage of topics
Deep understanding of the nuances of the Subject Matters
All lessons taught in a practical manner relevant to current times
