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When your world stops after losing a child, finding words for your pain can feel impossible. This guided journal by award-winning Muslim chaplain, Zamir Hussain, offers a gentle, Allah-centred space to process your grief at your own pace. With poems and reflections, it helps you find peace and hope within the framework of Islam.
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The loss of a child brings a level of anguish that is difficult to describe. It often feels as though your hopes, dreams, and a part of your own self have vanished alongside them. In these moments of deep sorrow, you need a compassionate space in which the weight of your silence is understood.
A Guided Journal for the Bereaved Muslim Parent is that compassionate space. It provides a judgement-free zone where you can express your rawest emotions and set down your thoughts through guided writing. Written by an experienced healthcare chaplain, this journal offers comfort and healing at your own pace.
You can choose to seek comfort through the promises of Allah in the Qur’an and Sunnah, or you can spend time with a poem, write your memories or draw your feelings. Whichever pages you find your healing in, the journal will help you look towards eternity, when there will be no sorrow, insha’Allah.
The thoughtful, spiral-bound design and integrated pocket for mementos ensure that your healing journey is as practical as it is personal.
Frequently Asked Questions
I am feeling numb. I don’t think I can write. We understand. Grief takes on many forms. You can interact with this journal as much or as little as you feel capable of on any given day. It is there for when you are ready to work through your loss.
Will this journal just tell me to be patient?
It gives you permission to be human and to give voice to what you feel. It offers gentle spiritual encouragement in many ways with the warmth of a friend and the practical insight of a chaplain.
Can I use this journal if my loss was a miscarriage or stillbirth?
Yes. While the author has a dedicated journal for miscarriage and stillbirth, this journal is also a beautiful and appropriate space for any parent who has lost a child at any stage.
How does this differ from the book, A Gift for the Bereaved Parent?
While the main book offers reading and advice, this journal is interactive. It features spaces for your own reflections, poems, and celebratory notes about your child.
Is the advice in this journal authentic?
Yes. The content is based on the Qur’an and authentic hadith. The author has an Islamic Studies degree and has been a hospital chaplain for almost two decades.
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