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Your Lord Has Not Forsaken You: Addressing the Impact of Trauma on Faith

Your Lord Has Not Forsaken You: Addressing the Impact of Trauma on Faith

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Trauma is more common than you think. Well over half of your friends, colleagues, and closest family members have experienced harrowing events in their lives. Maybe you have, too. Trauma can dwell in the body for years or even decades, unrecognized but draining your energy, happiness, and even your faith.

But through all the numbness or pain you may feel, and all the hardships you experience, Allah is still there for you. This book is a guide to understanding trauma and its far-reaching effects on the body, mind, and soul. With that understanding in place, we can recognize how it leads to cognitive biases and doubts around faith—and then begin to grow beyond these roadblocks and find contentment.

Sarah Sultan is a licensed professional counselor. She obtained a Master's Degree in Mental Health Counseling and has practiced therapy for over 10 years. She is also an instructor with Mishkah University and AlMaghrib Institute where she teaches courses about the intersections between Islam, psychology, and counseling and is a research fellow at Yaqeen Institute for Islamic Research. 
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About The Book

Trauma is more common than you think. Well over half of your friends, colleagues, and closest family members have experienced harrowing events in their lives. Maybe you have, too. Trauma can dwell in the body for years or even decades, unrecognized but draining your energy, happiness, and even your faith.

But through all the numbness or pain you may feel, and all the hardships you experience, Allah is still there for you. This book is a guide to understanding trauma and its far-reaching effects on the body, mind, and soul. With that understanding in place, we can recognize how it leads to cognitive biases and doubts around faith—and then begin to grow beyond these roadblocks and find contentment.

Sarah Sultan is a licensed professional counselor. She obtained a Master's Degree in Mental Health Counseling and has practiced therapy for over 10 years. She is also an instructor with Mishkah University and AlMaghrib Institute where she teaches courses about the intersections between Islam, psychology, and counseling and is a research fellow at Yaqeen Institute for Islamic Research.