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Miscarriage and stillbirth bring a unique, often silent pain that can be difficult for others to understand. This journal acknowledges your specific journey, offering a gentle, Islamic space to record your feelings and find spiritual solace when your world feels like it has stopped.
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How do you grieve for a life the world didn’t get to meet? The loss of a baby during pregnancy or at birth is a profound heartbreak that often carries a weight of unseen sorrow. You may feel as though your world has stopped while everything else carries on, leaving you with unanswered questions and a deep sense of emptiness.
Unlike journals for general child loss, this edition uses language specifically chosen to acknowledge the unique circumstances of miscarriage and stillbirth. It recognises the specific hopes and dreams that were tied to your pregnancy, providing a sanctuary where your grief is fully acknowledged.
Written by an experienced healthcare chaplain, this journal acts as your compassionate guide. It combines spiritual wisdom with practical writing prompts to help you navigate your emotions through the lens of eternity.
The spiral-bound design with its soft, pastel-coloured pages sits comfortably on your lap, while the hardback cover and memento pocket make it a lasting tribute to your little one.
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“Hussain has developed a sensitive and faith inspired counselling journal which facilitates emotional expression, memory preservation, lowering of stress and anxiety levels, cognitive reconciliation and spiritual awakening. These features make it a highly valuable means to come to terms with bereavement.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
My miscarriage was years ago. Is it too late to use this?
Not at all. Grief does not have an expiration date. Many parents find that journalling years later helps them finally process emotions they had to suppress at the time.
I find it hard to express myself in words. Is this journal difficult?
This is designed for everyone, not just writers. The prompts are gentle and simple, guiding you through your feelings without requiring you to be poetic. You can also doodle or draw in the spaces as a creative expression of your grief.
Is this different from the child loss journal?
Yes, it is slightly different. While the format is similar, the language in this journal specifically acknowledges the reality of losing a baby before or at birth, ensuring you feel understood in your specific circumstance.
Is the content based on authentic Islamic teachings?
Yes, the author is a chaplain with an Honours degree in Islamic studies, ensuring all spiritual reflections are grounded in the Qur’an and authentic hadith.
I am too overwhelmed right now. Can I use this?
Yes, the layout is intentionally minimal with calming colours and motifs, designed to provide a sense of peace rather than adding to your mental load. You may just wish to sit with it. One lady told us that she just stroked the page where there were Qur’anic verses and that was all that she could do in that moment.
Can I read or touch this journal during postnatal bleeding (nifas)?
Yes, it is perfectly permissible to touch and read this journal during postnatal bleeding or menstruation, as the restrictions on touching books specifically apply to the Mushaf or the physical Arabic-only text of the Quran.
This journal does contain Arabic verses of the Qur’an and the Arabic names of Allah, but because this constitutes a minority of the whole book and it is meant to be a work of guidance, scholars agree that it does not carry the same legal rulings as the Mushaf.
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