Salaam Everyone!
Please ask any question you may have or wish to address to Dr. Fahad Khan on \this* post, he will be online answering them from 2PM-6PM CST on Tuesday, Sep/3.*
You might have seen the advertisements for this thread on this sub or others like it but if you haven't here is a short summary of what this threads purpose is and why it came about:
For the past few months, myself and a few other people (/u/MayorOfNeverland)! worked closely to come up with a way to make support for Muslims dealing with mental health issues more accessible via online platforms. After much consideration, we decided that the most feasible way to study the demand for online support is to begin on a platform that already attracts a large Muslim audience.
So we teamed up with the mods of r/islam and with their support we have begun a bimonthly “AMA” style thread.
A vetted Muslim mental professional, Dr. Fahad Khan (PsyD) , will come online to this thread and will try to answer all questions that the community has asked.
Dr. Fahad Khan will be online answering as many questions within that allotted time. So please try to post your questions ahead of the start time.
Disclaimer: All suggestions and recommendations are just advice and absolutely do not replace any medical or clinical recommendations given by your primary care provider or therapist.
- As this bimonthly thread is going to be a reference to a bigger project, Inshallah, please let us know in the comments how you think the project could be improved and PM any private suggestions to myself or /u/MayorOfNeverland.
\*The identity of those involved has been verified by the mods.***
Short bio Dr. Khan:
- Dr. Fahad Khan is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist with a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology and a Masters degree in Biomedical Sciences. He is also a Hafiz of the Qur’an (having committed the entire Qur’an to memory) and has studied Islamic studies with various scholars in the Muslim world and the US. He is currently a student at Darul Qasim continuing his Arabic and Islamic studies under the supervision of Sh. Amin Kholwadia. He is a faculty member at Concordia University Chicago and College of DuPage. He has conducted numerous research studies and have published book chapters and articles on Traditional Islamically-Integrated Psychotherapy (TIIP), help-seeking attitudes of Muslim Americans as well as the effects of Acculturation & Religiosity on Psychological Distress. He is a fellow of the International Association of Islamic Psychology and serves as an editor for the Journal of Muslim Mental Health.
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