The Islamic Origins of Modern Mental Wellness: Early Muslim Mental Health | Dr. Rania Awaad

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This is so personally meaningful to me. Alhamdulillah for Dr Rania and others like her elevating Islamic psychology.

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stay blessed and protected

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Masha Allah, Dr. Rania Awaad a picture of an empowered Muslim Woman.

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Mashallah ❤❤❤❤

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MashAllah❤ So proud of you Dear Sister.

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Jazak Allah Khair e kaseer

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Masha'allah al-akbar

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We proud to yours

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مَا شَاءَ ٱللّٰه‎❤سُبْحانَ اللهِ

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Tabark Allah ❤️ I remember Ibn Tulun, Maristan wow the psychiatric ward were people used to say that ohh this man lost part of his mind ! But they didn't really know that they were actually pionieers!!! I made brief research on this and I was astonished!

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Masha Allah Sister. You deserve an Award for this amazing work. Tabarak Allah. At the same time as you mentioned - the healing must he holistic. So let’s not rule out the effects or ‘ayn and/or sihr which are real and may actually cause the mental health condition which could need medication for complete healing. So Ruqya, Dhikr go hand in hand with mental health treatment. May Allah bless you so much as I too never understood how medicines could help mental health patients, but now my understanding has deepened. جزاك الله خيراً في الدارين ♥️

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Is there a part 2? I want to hear the rest of the lecture.

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The Q&A portion was not recorded at the request of the speaker. Watch more: mcceastbay.org/rania

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This world human make meny rules and regulation official ponies and fiance we can pay. Bout Allah give punish where we can pay the money?