Doctors are too busy. Online courses are boring. They don't know what YOU want. 

We have changed that, using all we know about how people learn. 

Created with first hand experience, listening to what Modern Muslims want

People want to be heard, understood, and feel like that are being given the right advice for them. They like to feel that they can come back if they have questions, and that they can reach out any time day or night. The Tharwah program does all that and more. 

We as Muslims are no longer happy with just being told the basics of Islam in madrassah and then being left to figure out life itself as adults. We end up with nothing but confusion and dilemmas.

Real Questions that Islamic Education does not prepare you for:

• How does a person make a good friends or social circle?
• How can we handle self doubt and uncertainty in our direction in life?
• How can we find peace and contentment when our minds are stressed or full of worries? 
• How do we have good marriages and relationships?
• How do we eat not just Halal food, but healthily?
• How can we deepen our understanding of religious practice so that it is part of everyday life?
• How do we parent in a way that is balanced and fair to our children?
• How can we deal with anxiety, depression, was-was and other common issues in daily life? 
• How do I become a more contented, composed person, who others find good to be around? 
• How can I tackle my unwanted and harmful habits?
• How can I improve my akhlaaq- my character and conduct?
• How can I find my uniques strengths as a person, as Allah gave me? 
• How can I be of use to the people around me?
• How can I make good choices in my career?
• How do I handle my role as a Muslim in a non-Muslim world?
• How can I be more joyous and happy as a person?
• How can I be confident in my decisions and actions

Most Muslims have to find their own way with these questions. It's a very unsatisfactory process.  Some lose hope after being told just to pray harder by a well meaning Imam. Most of us speak to friends, or we might google,  watch Youtube. That's a bit of a lottery. Maybe some of the more determined among us reach for self help, finding secular books which have nothing Islamic in them, or we find well-meaning books by Muslims which are just full of complicated Hadith and language. Nothing usable, step by step, every day. 

Those of us who see a doctor or therapist find that they're often not Muslim,. and can't understand our particular depth of belief and how central it is to our life. Or even the Muslim doctors don't quite know how to connect their own medical advice with the Islamic way of life. 

So for many years, I used to discuss these issues with my old friend from my childhood days- Mufti Menk. I used to complain about how I wasn't allowed to bring in spiritual advice into my medical practice, and he used to tell me about how many of his followers and DMS  had questions that were better answered by mental health or socvial; psychology. So in 2017, I set out to beridge the gap. I wrote my first book- Instant Insights. The Muslim Mind Guide on Contentment and Success in eevery day Life. Simple step by step ways to understand common challenges and questions, and using Islamic knowledge combined with the best of modern psychology to solve them.

A small biut of promotion here and there, with Mufti interviewing me on his channel and tweeting about my work, and BOOM- it became the bnestselling Muslim book on Amazon that year. It sold enough copied to become free to distribute. So here it is- download it absolutlely free.

I went on to write another 7 books on different parts of wellbeing and mental health in Islam. They did well. I left  medicine and instead focused on two very different but equally fascinating areas:

• Islamic psychology and mental wellbeing for the Ummah, 
• Private Performance Coaching for high-end athletes and high-performing clients. 

Over the last 15 years, these are my main sources of satisfaction and joy. The commerical work tends to pay for the Muslim-f0cused work. 

I still see Islamic coaching clients for free of charge, but the awaiting list is very long- around 15 months. It wass this problem, along with my interest in technology as a health provider, that led me to wonder if there was a better way. 

Tharwah is the culmination of all my books, all my research, and all my media, puublished and unpublished. It is a program that takes advantage of all of those years of work, condensed into one powerful, personalised, inexpensive solution for any Muslim facing questions like the ones above. 

I would dearly like to make it free of charge entirely, but I can't: the personalisation element takes a lot of computing power, which means I have had to price it for the monimum to cover that cost. Still, a full month of Tharwah- a fully capable Muslim-trained advisor and guide- costs less than half of a single appooiintment with a doctor or therapist.  Plus it is unlimited in how much you use it, 24/7/