Islamic Psychology and Wellbeing are deeply intertwined. In a world of rising anxiety and emotional overload, our tradition offers timeless wisdom for grounding, self-regulation, and healing. In this intimate session, Dr. Abdallah Rothman explores how concepts like the fitrah (innate nature) and nafs (self) guide us back to wholeness.

What You’ll Learn in This Webinar

• The intersection of Islamic Psychology and emotional regulation — how faith supports a balanced mind and soul

• The role of dhikr, dua, and spiritual practice in nervous system harmony

• Faith-centered approaches to managing anxiety, anger, and sadness

• A guided reflection practice that blends breathwork, dhikr, and intention-setting

• Practical ways to embody Islamic teachings in everyday emotional struggles

About the Speaker: Dr. Abdallah Rothman

Dr. Abdallah Rothman is a pioneer in the field of Islamic Psychology, blending classical Islamic knowledge with modern therapeutic approaches. He is the founder of Dar al-Shifaa and co-founder and Executive Director of the International Association of Islamic Psychology, working at the intersection of Islamic spirituality and mental health practice. He is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and a Board Certified Registered Art Therapist (ATR-BC), licensed in the United States and currently living abroad in the UAE. His work focuses on reconnecting individuals with their fitrah (innate nature) through a holistic and faith-based lens.

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