I know what it feels like to lose a spouse, to have your world shift in a single breath. This six-week grief support group is a safe, sacred space for Muslim widows and women of faith to begin healing. Whether you're newly widowed or still feeling the aftershocks years later, you're welcome here, just as you are.
No judgment. No pressure. Just room to grieve, grow, and rediscover who you’re becoming. I’ve walked this journey, and now I help others walk theirs. Join the waitlist to be the first to know when registration opens.
You are not broken. You are becoming.
"I was hurt, angry, distorted, and alone in a world that no longer gave me any comfort. My husband was the Love of my Life, my teacher, provider, protector, comforter, and best friend. Muslim Widows and Women of Faith, is a blessing from Allah... I broke my silence of the hurt and isolation resulting from the loss of my husband.
The sessions are a safe space for widows to speak and share their feelings and experiences. Sharing with other sisters on the same journey, I felt peace voicing my emotions...The group has blessed me with a sisterhood I will cherish for as long as I live." - Muhassin Muhammad
What You’ll Experience Across 6 Faithful Weeks:
Week 1: Understanding Grief
Learn the emotional and spiritual dimensions of grief and how it uniquely affects the heart, body, and soul.
Week 2: Coping with Stress & Anxiety
Practical and faith-based tools for managing grief waves, stress triggers, and emotional overwhelm.
Week 3: Changing Roles, Relationships & Overcoming Loneliness
Explore the shifts in identity, family dynamics, and how to find connection even in isolation.
Week 4: Raising Children & Re-Marrying After Loss
Navigate the questions of parenting while grieving and what it means to open your heart again to love.
Week 5: Moving Through & Embracing Your Next Chapter
Begin gently reimagining life after loss — not in spite of your grief, but in honor of your journey.
Week 6: Self-Reflection & Rediscovery
Reconnect with the woman you’re becoming — rooted in faith, shaped by loss, and ready to rise.