Married Couples
Counselling from an Islamic Perspective
Man is composed of physical and spiritual existence.
From time to time, he faces the symptoms of health and
sickness from each of them. The health of these two
dimensions together determines the holistic well-being of the man.
There is no permanent cure but a temporary benefit
in separating the suffering from the sufferer, focusing on
the isolated parts over the concept of wholeness and giving
precedence to the physical existence over the spiritual.
To view every aspect of our life from a Divine
perspective is crucial in understanding that the mother of
all crises is the spiritual crisis.
The Prophet PBUH said: “God has not created an
illness without its cure; some may know it and some
may not.”
Lives Reformed
I give both the pre-marital and marital counselling. My counselling sessions deal with divorce related
issues, stressed relationships, cultural differences, parenting, addictions, etc.
These counselling sessions are based on Islamic perspective and are thus practically applicable.
Many couples have experience positive changes in their life after the sessions.
(Quran 2:187)
- Has Attention Become a New Crisis in your Relationship?
- Does He say one thing and you Hear another thing?
- Has your Relationship become dull?
- Defensive arguments: Are they stealing the unconditional Love & mutual respect from your Relationship.
- Can you perceive your eternal success that lies hidden in your spouse existence?
- Does your Relationship serve as a medium of realisations and learning?
- Does the problem of communication gap limit your quality conversations?
- Pre-Marital Counselling
- Marital Counselling
- Divorce Related issues
- Cultural differences
- Dissimilar core values
- Conflicts resolution
My Spouse was not as committed towards the upbringing of our children as I was. We faced many conflicts. Sessions helped me to cope with the circumstances and taught me the value of my spouse.