Muslim Peer Services

Struggling with addiction is more common than you think. We need to normalize these conversations and seek help early. Approaching those who are struggling with compassion, not judgment, can make all the difference.

The first revelation brought immense pressure, leading Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) to question his sanity. He considered ending it all. Thankfully, Khadijah's unwavering support and belief in his character reassured him. This highlights our duty to offer genuine support to those struggling, rather than judgment.

Assumptions can sabotage recovery. This video explores the critical need for support and how addiction often stems from underlying mental health struggles. Personal stories highlight the path forward.

We often define addiction by substance abuse, but this video reveals a more potent form: 'al-istiqbar,' a dangerous blend of apathy and judgmentalism. It challenges us to look inward with self-reflection instead of outward with criticism.