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11 March 2025

Integrating Islamic psychology in women’s mental health care

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Integrating Islamic psychology in women’s mental health care

For Muslims struggling with their mental and emotional health, the Islamic faith can be a tool for helping them overcome life’s challenges.

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Dr. Zainab Imam explains how faith and healing as seen within the Islamic faith can be integrated with modern therapeutic practices at QF’s Sidra Medicine

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