Islamic & Psychology Fortnightly Webinar

Do you find yourself overthinking every “what if”?

Does uncertainty leave you restless or fearful of the unknown?

Is your intolerance for uncertainty making you prone to perfectionism?

Our upcoming Islam & Psychology Fortnightly webinar with Dr.Kashmala Qasim is an exploration into how Qur’anic study can not only heal our anxiety but also nurture our identity, resilience, and emotional balance.

Through the lens of Islamic psychology and research findings, we’ll :

• Distinguish between stress and anxiety
• Understand “Uncertainty Intolerance” and its link to inner conflict & perfectionism
• Discover how Qur’anic study enhances identity and well-being
• Reflect on your coping patterns and learn healthier strategies

📅Date: 22nd November 2025 (Saturday)

⏰Time: 6.00 pm Makkah time

💵Investment: Your time.

Register now!

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What is Islam & Psychology Fortnightly?

The rate at which the impact of secular psychology is expanding is unprecedented in this digital age. Every other person, channel, and platform promotes and advocates ideas for solving life problems. However, the assumptions and the principles bombarded upon us are flawed and twisted. Consequently, it makes us question the degree to which we should apply it in our lives, as much of the advice being showered upon us does not meet Islamic values. Thus, bridging this gap between the modern discourse on psychology and Islamic principles has become the urgent need of the hour. 

This is where ‘Islam & Psychology Fortnightly’ comes in!

The integration of Islamic values with contemporary psychology practices makes Solace unique in this field. With this exclusively curated fortnightly webinar series, you can deepen your understanding of key psychological issues and concerns, and learn how these can be navigated on a day-to-day basis without compromising your religious values.  

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About the Speaker

Dr. Qasim is a postdoctoral research fellow at the Wilson Centre. Dr. Qasim completed her PhD in History, Theory, and Critical Psychology from York University. Her doctoral research combined community-based studies with psycho-educational workshops, as well as her experience in conducting pastoral counselling. Dr. Qasim has also completed her Islamic studies at Al Huda Institute, as well as a Qualitative Methodology graduate certificate at U of T. She is currently a postdoc looking at Islamophobia in medical health education.