Mentally Fit Muslims

Discover the compelling journey of overcoming bipolar disorder in this heartfelt episode. Follow along as Saba shares her personal story and triumphs. Listen to find out more! ----- Do you have a mental health challenge? You're not alone. Millions of Muslims around the world suffer from mental illness, and many don't know where to turn for help. Mentally Fit Muslims are here to change that by providing spiritual support and guidance on how to live with your condition. It offers an alternative perspective on what it means to be mentally ill in Islam, one that's empowering instead of stigmatizing. Support our cause: ⁠https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/sustain⁠ Mentally Fit Membership: ⁠https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/membership⁠ Get the book: "Morningwind: A Muslim Woman's Battle with Bipolar" ⁠https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/memoir⁠ Get Exclusive Content: ⁠https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/blog ⁠ Bipolar and Depression eBooks: ⁠https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/ebooks⁠ #mentallyfitmuslims #mentalhealth #islam #podcast #muslimmentalhealth

That's a valid question and this came up when I was watching a really good video on the Yaqeen Institute Youtube channel titled "Prophet Muhammad's Approach to Mental Health" with Dr. Rania Awaad. However the question that the Prophet (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him) never saw a therapist is simply not true. Listen to find out more! ---- Do you have a mental health challenge? You're not alone. Millions of Muslims around the world suffer from mental illness, and many don't know where to turn for help. Mentally Fit Muslims are here to change that by providing spiritual support and guidance on how to live with your condition. It offers an alternative perspective on what it means to be mentally ill in Islam, one that's empowering instead of stigmatizing. Support our cause: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/sustain Bipolar Muslim Women Membership: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/membership Get the book: "Morningwind: A Muslim Woman's Battle with Bipolar" https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/memoir Get Exclusive Content: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/blog Bipolar and Depression eBooks: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/ebooks #mentallyfitmuslims #mentalhealth #islam #podcast #muslimmentalhealth

------ Do you have a mental health challenge? You're not alone. Millions of Muslims around the world suffer from mental illness, and many don't know where to turn for help. Mentally Fit Muslims are here to change that by providing spiritual support and guidance on how to live with your condition. It offers an alternative perspective on what it means to be mentally ill in Islam, one that's empowering instead of stigmatizing. Support our cause: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/sustain Bipolar Muslim Women Membership: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/membership Get the book: "Morningwind: A Muslim Woman's Battle with Bipolar" https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/memoir Get Exclusive Content: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/blog Bipolar and Depression eBooks: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/ebooks #mentallyfitmuslims #mentalhealth #islam #podcast #muslimmentalhealth

What is it like to take medications for an illness you can't see? And how is that related to pride, humility and your connection with Allah...Listen now to find out more. Disclaimer: the advice in this video does not replace medical advice from a mental health professional. Please seek help from a doctor or call 911 when you are in an emergency. ----- Do you have a mental health challenge? You're not alone. Millions of Muslims around the world suffer from mental illness, and many don't know where to turn for help. Mentally Fit Muslims are here to change that by providing spiritual support and guidance on how to live with your condition. It offers an alternative perspective on what it means to be mentally ill in Islam, one that's empowering instead of stigmatizing. Support my cause: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/sustain Bipolar Muslim Women Membership: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/membership Get my memoir: "Morningwind: A Muslim Woman's Battle with Bipolar" https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/memoir Get Exclusive Content: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/blog Bipolar and Depression eBooks: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/ebooks #mentallyfitmuslims #mentalhealth #islam #podcast

Get your crisis safety plan here: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/post/safetyplanfordepression Do you have a mental health challenge? You're not alone. Millions of Muslims around the world suffer from mental illness, and many don't know where to turn for help. Mentally Fit Muslims are here to change that by providing spiritual support and guidance on how to live with your condition. It offers an alternative perspective on what it means to be mentally ill in Islam, one that's empowering instead of stigmatizing. https://mentallyfitmuslims.org/

Discover how running can bring you closer to Allah and get support for your mental wellbeing. Learn about the power of runner's high, tap into Fauja Singh's inspiring story, and find out how to make running part of your spiritual practice and spiritual health with Mentally Fit Muslims. To read more, visit https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/post/spiritual-health Support our show. Visit https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/sustain Get 1-on-1 Support. Visit https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/book-online

Saba Malik, host of the Mentally Fit Muslims podcast, shares her story of how she got bipolar and recovered from it. Listen to her story to learn some practical tips on how you can deal with mental illness as a Muslim. For more info, visit https://mentallyfitmuslims.org/ ----- Alhumdulillah, I'm excited to announce that Mentally Fit Muslims is now a registered charity! This means MFM can help you in your own personal struggles with mental health and future generations. We are so grateful for all your support through tuning in every month to listen to our podcast episodes. We are now eligible to receive grants and donations from individuals all across the world who want nothing more than better lives when it comes to healing themselves. It's only through coming together as one can we raise awareness and stamp out stigma related to mental health and mental illness. What do we need next? Your help! Your contribution will inshaAllah ensure that we can continue to bring fresh content about mental wellness and advocate for those suffering in silence. Your support goes a long way because it helps us sustain this podcast by hiring staff and investing in better equipment to produce quality and well-researched content. Become a sustainer today by visiting MentallyFitMuslims.org/Sustain  ----- Do you have a mental health challenge? You're not alone. Millions of Muslims around the world suffer from mental illness, and many don't know where to turn for help. Mentally Fit Muslims are here to change that by providing spiritual support and guidance on how to live with your condition. It offers an alternative perspective on what it means to be mentally ill in Islam, one that's empowering instead of stigmatizing. Listen to more podcast episodes: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/podcast/ Check out our eBooks: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/ebooks Read our blog: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/blog

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Do you have a mental health challenge? You're not alone. Millions of Muslims around the world suffer from mental illness, and many don't know where to turn for help. Mentally Fit Muslims are here to change that by providing spiritual support and guidance on how to live with your condition. It offers an alternative perspective on what it means to be mentally ill in Islam, one that's empowering instead of stigmatizing. Listen to more podcast episodes: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/podcast/ Check out our eBooks: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/ebooks Read our blog: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/blog Support the show: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/sustain

Find out the types of intelligences in islam according to imam muhasabi and how they can help you achieve optimum mental fitness. Read the article related to this episode at https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/post/mentallyfitSupport the show

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This episode is for all of you who have ever felt like your mind was spinning out of control. I want to share with you 5 tips on what to do when sensory overload strikes, so that next time it happens, you can feel more in control and know the best way to take care of yourself. --- Alhumdulillah, I'm excited to announce that Mentally Fit Muslims is now a registered charity! This means MFM can help you in your own personal struggles with mental health and future generations. We are so grateful for all your support through tuning in every month to listen to our podcast episodes. We are now eligible to receive grants and donations from individuals all across the world who want nothing more than better lives when it comes to healing themselves. It's only through coming together as one can we raise awareness and stamp out stigma related to mental health and mental illness.  What do we need next?  Your help! Your contribution will inshaAllah ensure that we can continue to bring fresh content about mental wellness and advocate for those suffering in silence. Your support goes a long way because it helps us sustain this podcast by hiring staff and investing in better equipment to produce quality and well-researched content. Become a sustainer today by visiting MentallyFitMuslims.org/Sustain  ----- Do you have a mental health challenge? You're not alone. Millions of Muslims around the world suffer from mental illness, and many don't know where to turn for help. Mentally Fit Muslims are here to change that by providing spiritual support and guidance on how to live with your condition. It offers an alternative perspective on what it means to be mentally ill in Islam, one that's empowering instead of stigmatizing. Listen to more podcast episodes: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/podcast/ Check out our eBooks: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/ebooks Read our blog: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/blog

This winter can be tough if you're struggling with depression. I know the feeling all too well. So in this month's episode, my friend Maleeha Mohsen and I discuss Johann Hari's book “Lost Connections: Why You’re Depressed And How To Find Hope." The author explores seven reasons why people might feel sad or lost​ and how connecting to different aspects of their life may help them find hope again.  For more info, visit https://mentallyfitmuslims.org/ -----  Alhumdulillah, I'm excited to announce that Mentally Fit Muslims is now a registered charity! This means MFM can help you in your own personal struggles with mental health and future generations. We are so grateful for all your support through tuning in every month to listen to our podcast episodes. We are now eligible to receive grants and donations from individuals all across the world who want nothing more than better lives when it comes to healing themselves. It's only through coming together as one can we raise awareness and stamp out stigma related to mental health and mental illness.  What do we need next?  Your help! Your contribution will inshaAllah ensure that we can continue to bring fresh content about mental wellness and advocate for those suffering in silence. Your support goes a long way because it helps us sustain this podcast by hiring staff and investing in better equipment to produce quality and well-researched content. Become a sustainer today by visiting MentallyFitMuslims.org/Sustain  ----- Do you have a mental health challenge? You're not alone. Millions of Muslims around the world suffer from mental illness, and many don't know where to turn for help. Mentally Fit Muslims are here to change that by providing spiritual support and guidance on how to live with your condition. It offers an alternative perspective on what it means to be mentally ill in Islam, one that's empowering instead of stigmatizing. Listen to more podcast episodes: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/podcast/ Check out our eBooks: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/ebooks Read our blog: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/blog

Alhumdulillah, I'm excited to announce that Mentally Fit Muslims is now a registered charity! This means MFM can help you in your own personal struggles with mental health and future generations. My husband and I are so grateful for all your support through tuning in every month to listen to our podcast episodes.  This means we are eligible to receive grants and donations from individuals all across the world who want nothing more than to better lives when it comes time healing themselves. It's only through coming together as one can we raise awareness and stamp out stigma related to mental health and illness.  What do we need next? Your help! Your contribution will inshaAllah ensure that we can continue to bring fresh content about mental wellness and advocate for those suffering in silence. Your support goes a long way because it helps us sustain this podcast by hiring staff and investing in better equipment to produce quality and well-researched content. Become a sustainer today by visiting MentallyFitMuslims.org/Sustain ----- Do you have a mental health challenge? You're not alone. Millions of Muslims around the world suffer from mental illness, and many don't know where to turn for help. Mentally Fit Muslims are here to change that by providing spiritual support and guidance on how to live with your condition. It offers an alternative perspective on what it means to be mentally ill in Islam, one that's empowering instead of stigmatizing. Listen to more podcast episodes: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/podcast/ Check out our eBooks: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/ebooks Read our blog: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/blog

Are you a Muslim mom who is suffering from postpartum depression? Don’t worry, it’s not your fault! Postpartum depression is much more common than we realize and can be very isolating. I’m here to empower you with the knowledge of how to cope with postpartum depression as a Muslim woman. I have experience with postpartum depression, and I wanted to share my story so that other Muslim moms can know they are not alone. I talk about the most important things I learned about coping with postpartum depression as a Muslim woman, some of the most common mistakes we make and how we can overcome them. I discuss what it’s like to have postpartum depression as a Muslim woman, the impact it had on me, how Islam played a role in dealing with it, and finally some tips for managing your mental health during pregnancy so you don’t experience postpartum depression or at least learn to manage it. For more info, visit https://mentallyfitmuslims.org/ — Alhumdulillah, I'm excited to announce that Mentally Fit Muslims is now a registered charity! This means MFM can help you in your own personal struggles with mental health and future generations. We are so grateful for all your support through tuning in every month to listen to our podcast episodes. We are now eligible to receive grants and donations from individuals all across the world who want nothing more than better lives when it comes to healing themselves. It's only through coming together as one can we raise awareness and stamp out stigma related to mental health and mental illness.  What do we need next?  Your help! Your contribution will inshaAllah ensure that we can continue to bring fresh content about mental wellness and advocate for those suffering in silence. Your support goes a long way because it helps us sustain this podcast by hiring staff and investing in better equipment to produce quality and well-researched content. Become a sustainer today by visiting MentallyFitMuslims.org/Sustain  ----- Do you have a mental health challenge? You're not alone. Millions of Muslims around the world suffer from mental illness, and many don't know where to turn for help. Mentally Fit Muslims are here to change that by providing spiritual support and guidance on how to live with your condition. It offers an alternative perspective on what it means to be mentally ill in Islam, one that's empowering instead of stigmatizing. Listen to more podcast episodes: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/podcast/ Check out our eBooks: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/ebooks Read our blog: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/blog

Do not let fear take over your life. Put Allah at the centre of your life, love Him and fear Him using this powerful Dua to stay grounded. For more info, visit: https://mentallyfitmuslims.org/ ----- Alhumdulillah, I'm excited to announce that Mentally Fit Muslims is now a registered charity! This means MFM can help you in your own personal struggles with mental health and future generations. We are so grateful for all your support through tuning in every month to listen to our podcast episodes. We are now eligible to receive grants and donations from individuals all across the world who want nothing more than better lives when it comes to healing themselves. It's only through coming together as one can we raise awareness and stamp out stigma related to mental health and mental illness. What do we need next? Your help! Your contribution will inshaAllah ensure that we can continue to bring fresh content about mental wellness and advocate for those suffering in silence. Your support goes a long way because it helps us sustain this podcast by hiring staff and investing in better equipment to produce quality and well-researched content. Become a sustainer today by visiting MentallyFitMuslims.org/Sustain  ----- Do you have a mental health challenge? You're not alone. Millions of Muslims around the world suffer from mental illness, and many don't know where to turn for help. Mentally Fit Muslims are here to change that by providing spiritual support and guidance on how to live with your condition. It offers an alternative perspective on what it means to be mentally ill in Islam, one that's empowering instead of stigmatizing. Listen to more podcast episodes: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/podcast/ Check out our eBooks: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/ebooks Read our blog: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/blog

This episode is about how to be at peace with negative emotions, why spiritual bypassing is a problem, and what toxic positivity is. For more info, visit https://mentallyfitmuslims.org/ ----- Alhumdulillah, I'm excited to announce that Mentally Fit Muslims is now a registered charity! This means MFM can help you in your own personal struggles with mental health and future generations. We are so grateful for all your support through tuning in every month to listen to our podcast episodes. We are now eligible to receive grants and donations from individuals all across the world who want nothing more than better lives when it comes to healing themselves. It's only through coming together as one can we raise awareness and stamp out stigma related to mental health and mental illness. What do we need next? Your help! Your contribution will inshaAllah ensure that we can continue to bring fresh content about mental wellness and advocate for those suffering in silence. Your support goes a long way because it helps us sustain this podcast by hiring staff and investing in better equipment to produce quality and well-researched content. Become a sustainer today by visiting MentallyFitMuslims.org/Sustain  ----- Do you have a mental health challenge? You're not alone. Millions of Muslims around the world suffer from mental illness, and many don't know where to turn for help. Mentally Fit Muslims are here to change that by providing spiritual support and guidance on how to live with your condition. It offers an alternative perspective on what it means to be mentally ill in Islam, one that's empowering instead of stigmatizing. Listen to more podcast episodes: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/podcast/ Check out our eBooks: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/ebooks Read our blog: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/blog

This week’s episode is a personal reflection on how to deal with insomnia. I share my experience of not being able to sleep and the positive effect Ayatul Kursi had on me. This is a great resource for anyone suffering from sleeping issues or wanting a calmer bedtime routine. For more info, visit https://mentallyfitmuslims.org/ ----- Alhumdulillah, I'm excited to announce that Mentally Fit Muslims is now a registered charity! This means MFM can help you in your own personal struggles with mental health and future generations. We are so grateful for all your support through tuning in every month to listen to our podcast episodes. We are now eligible to receive grants and donations from individuals all across the world who want nothing more than better lives when it comes to healing themselves. It's only through coming together as one can we raise awareness and stamp out stigma related to mental health and mental illness. What do we need next? Your help! Your contribution will inshaAllah ensure that we can continue to bring fresh content about mental wellness and advocate for those suffering in silence. Your support goes a long way because it helps us sustain this podcast by hiring staff and investing in better equipment to produce quality and well-researched content. Become a sustainer today by visiting MentallyFitMuslims.org/Sustain  ----- Do you have a mental health challenge? You're not alone. Millions of Muslims around the world suffer from mental illness, and many don't know where to turn for help. Mentally Fit Muslims are here to change that by providing spiritual support and guidance on how to live with your condition. It offers an alternative perspective on what it means to be mentally ill in Islam, one that's empowering instead of stigmatizing. Listen to more podcast episodes: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/podcast/ Check out our eBooks: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/ebooks Read our blog: https://www.mentallyfitmuslims.org/blog