Reflect
What feeling showed up most today, and what was it trying to tell me?
A 30-day guided journal
Reconnect with yourself and Allah in 30 days, with guidance backed by psychology, the Qur’an and Hadith.
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The Deen Reflections Journal helps you reconnect with yourself and Allah in 30 days through educational information backed by psychology, the Qur’an and Hadith, and guided reflections.
Written by a Muslim mental health therapist, it helps you understand and view life’s struggles from a healthier perspective, and guides you in navigating them to create meaningful change in your life.
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The heart of the journal
اعْقِلْهَا وَتَوَكَّلْ
“Tie it, and trust in Allah.”
Some of us only make du’a and wait. Others work hard and expect effort alone to carry them. Every day of this journal holds the balance in between.
Inside the journal
Each chapter has its own goal. Together they carry you through 30 days of guided reflection, with a bonus 31st day at the end.
A verse from the Qur’an or a hadith opens every day.
A short reading, backed by psychology, the Qur’an and Hadith, helps you see life’s struggles from a healthier perspective.
Reflection questions invite contemplation and offer ways to strengthen your mindset and your connection with Allah.
Each day closes with a gratitude practice, a habit shown to lift your mood.
At the back of the journal
A look inside
Every daily prompt ends with reflection questions, 114 in all. No right answers, only honest ones.
Reflect
What feeling showed up most today, and what was it trying to tell me?
Tie your camel
Where am I relying on du’a alone, and what is one step I can take this week?
Trust
What did I work hard on today that I can now hand over to Allah?
Why we made it
“As a therapist, I noticed that the ummah can sometimes operate in absolutes. … Allah wants us to be balanced and remember to ‘trust in Allah and tie your camel.’”
[Founder name], founder and Muslim mental health therapist
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Whether you’re Muslim, spiritual or not, if you feel drawn to this journal then I believe you were meant to find it. You are welcome here, and this journal is for you too.
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