Navigating Addiction as a Muslim: "And Whoever comes to me walking, I'll go to him Running"
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Navigating Addiction as a Muslim: "And Whoever comes to me walking, I'll go to him Running"
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About this listen
In this episode, Sofiya engages in a heartfelt conversation with Hussein Ugas, the founder of Rahma Recovery Center, about the complexities of addiction, its impact on individuals and families, and the journey towards recovery. Hussein shares his personal story of struggle, resilience, and transformation, emphasizing the importance of community support and faith in the healing process. The discussion highlights the need for understanding addiction as a disease, the significance of unconditional love from family, and the necessity of creating safe spaces for healing within the community.
Takeaways
Addiction affects not just the individual but families and communities.
Healing is possible through compassion, truth, and support.
The journey of recovery is a lifelong commitment.
Community support plays a crucial role in recovery.
Understanding addiction as a disease helps in addressing it effectively.
Tough love may be necessary for supporting loved ones with addiction.
Education about addiction is vital for families.
Creating safe spaces for healing is essential for recovery.
Faith can be a powerful tool in overcoming addiction.
Recovery involves making amends and rebuilding relationships.