Have you ever felt like you’re living with a partner who feels more like a roommate? You share meals, manage schedules, coordinate family responsibilities, and even sleep in the same bed. Yet the emotional intimacy between you both feels as distant as a memory? This is the reality for countless Muslim couples today, where marriages function as roommate arrangements while the soul of the relationship slowly fades away. You’re not alone.
My first personal exposure to depression came in 2021 when I was officially diagnosed. I did not understand it at the time; I only felt it. In retrospect, when I think about that phase today, it feels like it happened decades ago. The memories are there, but they seem vague. Fast-forward to today, and with all the understanding, knowledge, learning, and discussions that happened in this 10-week journey, I was made to revisit that phase and to recollect all that I had forgotten.
Can a single image seen online haunt you during prayer? 🧠 What if the real damage isn't just mental, but spiritual? Why does Islam speak so strongly against it — and what does neuroscience say? And most importantly...can you ever truly recover? This article explores the hidden epidemic of porn addiction — how it silently damages your mind, heart, and soul.
Feeling SAD this winter? Reframing the Winter Blues Through Islam and Psychology! It’s that time of the year again – where the leaves start to wither, the sun sets earlier […]
Ramadan looks different for everyone, and so does its departure. For some, it is reflected in sadness, and for others, it is something more. We miss Ramadan and everything it […]
Do you have a dua (supplication) that you have been making for a very long time? Perhaps, for a child, a spouse, a home, a job, or recovery from a […]
Has this happened to you? You are all excited for Ramadan and welcome it on a high note! You have made your goals and are looking forward to achieving them […]