Muslim Wellness Center Counseling Program 🤝 Launch Weekend!
🌿 Muslim Wellness Center Counseling Program Launch
A Weekend of Faith, Healing & Community
Featuring the community workshop
Healing with Faith
An Islamic Perspective on Mental Health and Emotional Wellbeing
Delivered by Brother Fazian Majid, Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC)
Join us for the Muslim Wellness Center Counseling Program Launch Weekend, a series of community events celebrating the launch of a new initiative dedicated to making trusted, Islamically aligned mental health care more accessible to the Atlanta Muslim community.
In partnership with Ruh Care, the Muslim Wellness Center Counselling Program connects individuals, couples, children, and families with licensed Muslim therapists who provide compassionate, culturally responsive care, rooted in both sound clinical practice and our shared Islamic values.
Throughout the weekend, we'll come together for a special Jumu'ah khutbah, an evening Friday Family Night community workshop, and a dedicated Teen mental health session designed to inspire reflection, encourage meaningful conversations around mental wellbeing, and introduce trusted resources available to our community.
Caring for our emotional and mental wellbeing has a meaningful place within our faith, yet many Muslims are unsure where to turn when life becomes overwhelming. Whether you're navigating personal challenges, strengthening family relationships, or simply looking to deepen your understanding of mental wellbeing through an Islamic lens, we warmly invite you to join us throughout this special launch weekend.
✨About the Events
The weekend begins with a special Jumu'ah khutbah delivered by Br. Faizan Majid, exploring the Islamic foundations of emotional and spiritual wellbeing. On Friday evening, join us for dinner followed by Healing with Faith, an engaging community conversation exploring mental health through an Islamic lens and reflecting on how faith, resilience, and trusted support can come together to promote healing and wellbeing.
The evening will also mark the official launch of the Muslim Wellness Center Counseling Program, introducing a new resource available to Muslims throughout the greater Atlanta area.
The launch weekend continues on Saturday with a dedicated Teen Mental Health Workshop, creating a space for young people to explore mental wellbeing, resilience, bullying, and navigating the unique challenges of adolescence.
Interested in the Teen Mental Health Workshop?
Learn more and register here:
👉https://ruhcare.com/MWC-Deen-agers
🌿Together, We'll Explore
The importance of caring for our mental and emotional wellbeing through the guidance of our faith.
How Islamic teachings can help us navigate life's emotional and mental challenges.
The relationship between faith, resilience, and mental wellbeing.
When seeking support can be beneficial and what Islamically aligned care can look like.
Practical ways to strengthen your own wellbeing and support the wellbeing of your loved ones.
An introduction to the new Muslim Wellness Center Counselling Program and the support it offers to the broader Atlanta Muslim community
📍Friday, September 11 Schedule
🕌 Jumu'ah Khutbah
🗓️ Date: Friday, September 11
🕡 Jummah Prayer Time: 2 PM EDT
🎙️ Delivered by Brother Fazian Majid, Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC)
📍 Location: Muslim Wellness Center - 1080 Holcomb Bridge Rd Bldg 200-Unit 275, Roswell, GA 30076, United States
👨👩👧👦 Friday Family Night
🎤 Featured Community Session
Healing with Faith: An Islamic Perspective on Mental Health and Emotional Wellbeing
🗓️ Date: Friday, September 11
🕡 Time: Dinner at 7:15 PM → Maghrib Prayer → Healing with Faith
🎙️ Delivered by Brother Fazian Majid, Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC)
📍 Location: Muslim Wellness Center - 1080 Holcomb Bridge Rd Bldg 200-Unit 275, Roswell, GA 30076, United States
🤝 Official Launch
Celebrate the official launch of the Muslim Wellness Center Counselling Program, a new initiative connecting the Atlanta Muslim community with trusted, Islamically aligned mental health care.
👥Everyone Is Welcome
This event is open to everyone, including:
Individuals seeking to better understand mental health through an Islamic perspective.
Parents and caregivers.
Couples and families.
Young adults.
Imams, community leaders, educators, and volunteers.
Anyone interested in supporting the wellbeing of the Muslim community.
Whether you're seeking support for yourself, supporting someone you love, or simply looking to deepen your understanding of mental health through the lens of Islam, we warmly invite you to join us for this special community event.