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In the last year, we’ve spent hundreds of hours delivering counselling and pastoral care to those facing:
- Domestic violence and spousal abuse - Faith crisis- Depression - Porn addiction
- Cognitive racial bias of gender and race due to trauma and perception issues
- Deindividuation and burnout from groups and sects - Spiritual abuse by religious figures
This year we aim to increase our work!
Al-Madad stands for “reinforcement”. We reinforce the Imaan (belief) of those Muslims on the brink as a result of life’s tests and tribulations. Those who see only despair and crisis ahead and are reaching the breaking point. When urgent intervention into a crisis is necessary, Al-Madad provides the support, love, care and intervention needed to ensure the two most important things are rescued: Life and Religion. This is Al-Madad’s mission: to be an ally to the community when time is of the essence. Become a Patreon and support your Ummah.
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About us
Mufti Moinul Abu Hamza
(Pastoral Care)
Mufti Moinul Abu Hamza is an Arabic and tafsir instructor at the Quran Institute. Completed his Iftaa course at Darul Iftaa Birmingham. Before this, he was awarded his Alimiyyah Qualification under the tutelage of Sheikh Akram Nadwi at the Al-Salaam Institute, which is authorised by Dar Al-Uloom Nadwatu Al-Ulama, Lucknow, India.
Muftiya Nasima Umm Hamza
(Pastoral Care)
Muftiyah Nasima Umm Hamza holds a degree in Pharmaceutical Chemistry from Queen Mary University and is a qualified teacher. After studying in Egypt and attaining Ijazaat and an Islamic Scholarship (Alimiyyah) under the tutelage of Shaykh Akram Nadwi, she established The Quran Institute with her husband. She is currently a Curriculum Lead at The Quran Academy.
Ustadha Sadia
(Case Worker & Support)
Junior Counsellor (AIMS) and case worker. AIMS Islamic (often known as the Association of Islamic Mental Health Specialists or AIMS Counselling) utilises a faith-integrated, integrative therapeutic approach. They use modern evidence-based methods, including Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), to help clients build practical coping strategies and move forward.
Rizwan Hussain
(Case Worker & Support)
Junior Counsellor (AIMS) and case worker. AIMS Islamic (often found as the Association of Islamic Mental Health Specialists or AIMS Counselling) utilises a faith-integrated and integrative therapeutic approach. They use modern evidence-based methods, including Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), to help clients build practical coping strategies and move forward.
Muftiya Nasima Umm Hamza
(Pastoral Care)
Muftiyah Nasima Umm Hamza holds a degree in Pharmaceutical Chemistry from Queen Mary University and is a qualified teacher. After studying in Egypt and attaining Ijazaat and an Islamic Scholarship (Alimiyyah) under the tutelage of Shaykh Akram Nadwi, she established The Quran Institute with her husband. She is currently a Curriculum Lead at The Quran Academy.
Ustadha Isra Quraish
(Case Worker, Canada)