Mission

Our Mission
At Islam’s Finest, our mission is to revive, preserve, and share the timeless wisdom of Islam while addressing the realities of modern life. We are committed to providing authentic knowledge rooted in the Qur’an, Sunnah, and the classical tradition—particularly through the lens of Shafi’i jurisprudence—while engaging with psychology, behavioral science, and digital literacy.

With formal certifications in mental health studies and years of research into psychology and human behavior, I bring a unique perspective that bridges faith with science. This background allows Islam’s Finest to approach sensitive issues—such as emotional resilience, anxiety, identity struggles, and trauma—not only from a spiritual lens, but also with mental health awareness and evidence-based insights.

We believe that Islam is a complete way of life that nurtures the heart, mind, and soul. Part of our mission is to highlight the importance of mental health within the Islamic framework—reminding believers that caring for one’s emotional and psychological well-being is part of ihsan (excellence) in living. By breaking stigmas around mental health in Muslim communities, Islam’s Finest offers tools, education, and reflections that integrate faith with modern psychological understanding.

Our goal is to empower Muslims to strengthen their faith, safeguard their mental well-being, and navigate today’s challenges with clarity, dignity, and purpose—grounded in the beauty of Islam and supported by knowledge that heals both the heart and the mind.



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The Fiqh of Psychology, Psychiatry, and Counseling

Course Overview
In an era where mental health is gaining recognition, understanding its nuances from an Islamic perspective is crucial. Al Balagh’s comprehensive online course, The Fiqh of Psychology, Psychiatry, and Counselling, is designed to bridge this gap. This course offers a unique opportunity to delve into the Islamic rulings related to mental health, providing a much-needed Islamic perspective on Psychology, Psychiatry, and Counselling.

The course covers a wide spectrum of topics, from understanding the concept of Ahliyyah (Legal Capacity) to exploring the Fiqh of various psychological disorders such as

Depression, Anxiety, Bipolar Disorder, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Psychosis, Schizophrenia, Severe Mental Illnesses, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Alcoholism, Drug Addiction, and Other Substance Use Disorders. It also delves into the Islamic rulings related to psychiatric treatments and counselling practices. The course is enriched with over 50 case studies, making it a practical and applicable learning experience.

This course is not just a theoretical exploration. It’s a practical guide for those studying or practicing Islamic psychology and counselling, Sharia scholars seeking in-depth understanding of relevant Islamic rulings, and individuals interested in the intersection of Islam and mental health. It’s a bridge between theory and practice, offering a comprehensive understanding of the Islamic rulings related to these fields. By the end of this course, you will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to guide individuals suffering from these disorders, providing them with the support they need within the framework of Islamic Fiqh. This course is a step towards a more compassionate and understanding Muslim community, where mental health is acknowledged, understood, and addressed in light of Islamic teachings.


The recognition of the integral relationship between mental health and spirituality continues to grow, emphasizing a holistic approach to care. Mainstream psychology often neglects the spiritual dimension, which is central to human well-being. Islamic psychology fills this gap, integrating faith and therapeutic practices. This conference is an essential platform to explore the dynamic contributions of Islamic psychology in addressing mental health challenges and shaping future therapeutic paradigms.
Building on the success of our first conference, Al Balagh Academy is proud to announce the 2nd International Conference on Islamic Psychology: Bridging Faith and Mental Health, an opportunity to engage with world-renowned experts and learn from cutting-edge discussions in this growing field.

I’m Abul Baraa

About Me
I’m Abul Baraa Muhammad Amreeki, an Imam, writer, and student of knowledge passionate about sharing the timeless wisdom of Islam. My journey has been shaped by years of study in the Qur’an, Sunnah, and classical scholarship, while also exploring the role of mental health and psychology in a Muslim’s life.

I founded Islam’s Finest as a space where faith meets modern challenges—where Muslims can find guidance not only for their spiritual growth but also for their emotional and mental well-being. Writing is my way of building bridges between tradition and today’s realities, helping others strengthen their connection to Allah while navigating the tests of this dunya with clarity and resilience.

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