The Sunday Circle
It was narrated from Abu Sa’eed al-Khudri (may Allah be pleased with him) that the Prophet (صَلَّى اللّٰهُ عَلَيْهِ وَسَلَّمَ ) said: “The believer will never have enough of listening to good things (seeking knowledge) until he reaches Paradise.”
Depression: An Islamic Perspective
Sunday Evenings at Salaat-ul-Maghrib starting on Jan 26th
Weekly Halaqah Led by: Shaykh Raihaan Habibulla
Understanding Depression through an Islamic Lens
Join us for a transformative workshop series as we delve into the complex topic of depression and its impact on American Muslims.
Why Join?
This comprehensive workshop series will explore depression from an Islamic perspective, drawing on the Quran, Hadith, and the experiences of the Sahaba. Shaykh Raihaan Habibulla will guide you through a journey of understanding, healing, and hope.
Why Attend?
Understand the Maqasid of Shariah and its relevance to mental health
Recognize the signs and symptoms of depression and its stigma in the Muslim community
Explore the Islamic perspective on depression, including Sanity in Islam, Husn al-Dhan (staying optimistic), and the danger of depression
Discuss the impact of depression on youth and strategies for overcoming it
Discover the importance of optimism and hope in the Quran and the examples of the Prophet (peace be upon him) and the Sahaba
Series Description
Our first Sunday Circle series will be divided into engaging sessions, covering:
Introduction to the Maqasid of Shariah and maintaining an Islamic worldview
Understanding depression from an Islamic and academic standpoint
Exploring the topics of:
Sanity in Islam
Staying optimistic (Husn al-Dhan)
Danger of depression
Suicide in Islam and its stigma
Youth and depression
Overcoming depression in a depressive atmosphere
This interactive halaqah will include discussions, Q&A sessions, and digital resources to enhance your learning experience, in shaa Allah.
Instructor
Shaykh Raihaan Habibulla is an Assistant Imam and Youth Coordinator of Masjid As-Siddiq. Shaykh Raihaan is an educated and contemporary Islamic lecturer and teacher. He possesses a strong foundation in both academic and Islamic knowledge. He began his undergraduate studies by earning a bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice and Law from John Jay College in New York City.
Shaykh Raihaan then took the bold step of continuing his education, graduating from Umm Al-Qura University in Makkah, Saudi Arabia, with a bachelor's degree in Arabic and Islamic Education. Most recently, he completed his master's degree in Comparative Laws, with a focus on Islamic laws, at the International Islamic University Malaysia. Throughout his educational journey, Shaykh Raihaan has been an active khateeb and teacher.
Please stay updated for information on future events, in shaa Allah.